Editor's Picks

Editor's Picks, Poetry
December 3, 2014
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Two Poems by Dan Manchester

“Symmetry is unnecessary / The chocolate smell of coffee grounds, some midnight / LP skipping on track two” Two poems by Dan Manchester.

by: | December 3, 2014
Editor's Picks, Poetry

“Symmetry is unnecessary / The chocolate smell of coffee grounds, some midnight / LP skipping on track two” Two poems by Dan Manchester.

Editor's Picks, Fiction
November 24, 2014
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A Number of Crumbs

“‘Magic is a lost art,’ he said. ‘So’s sacrificing virgins,’ she said, crunching. ‘And being a hangman. And being in love.'” New fiction from Dave Shapiro.

by: | November 24, 2014
Editor's Picks, Fiction

“‘Magic is a lost art,’ he said. ‘So’s sacrificing virgins,’ she said, crunching. ‘And being a hangman. And being in love.'” New fiction from Dave Shapiro.

Editor's Picks, Indianapolis, Punchlist
November 24, 2014
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Punchlist, Week of 11/24/14

“What with President Obama’s new immigration plan making headlines, it’s been a big week for racism in America, and we’re certainly doing our bit here in Indiana.” Ken Honeywell details who’s scared of whom.

by: | November 24, 2014
Editor's Picks, Indianapolis, Punchlist

“What with President Obama’s new immigration plan making headlines, it’s been a big week for racism in America, and we’re certainly doing our bit here in Indiana.” Ken Honeywell details who’s scared of whom.

Editor's Picks, Poetry
November 20, 2014
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Requiem for Solace

“I never knew his husband, I’ve only had a half-minute conversation with him.” A new poem by Dustin Brown.

by: | November 20, 2014
Editor's Picks, Poetry

“I never knew his husband, I’ve only had a half-minute conversation with him.” A new poem by Dustin Brown.

Editor's Picks, Features, Music
November 20, 2014
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Just Like Ronnie Sang: A Music Snob’s Confession

“Ghastly skeletons—skeletons with names that should never be uttered aloud by a self-respecting, reasonably intelligent adult. Names like Breathe, Richard Marx, Mr. Big, But Seriously-era Phil Collins.” Matt Gonzales has a Tonic confession, and it’s a doozy.

by: | November 20, 2014
Editor's Picks, Features, Music

“Ghastly skeletons—skeletons with names that should never be uttered aloud by a self-respecting, reasonably intelligent adult. Names like Breathe, Richard Marx, Mr. Big, But Seriously-era Phil Collins.” Matt Gonzales has a Tonic confession, and it’s a doozy.

Editor's Picks, Features, First Person, Indianapolis
November 19, 2014
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Ten Years Later: The Pacers-Pistons Brawl

“The TV screen replayed the scene again and again. Slowly, it began to sink in. This was bad for my Pacers. This was very, very bad.” Matt Gonzales relives his favorite team’s darkest day.

by: | November 19, 2014
Editor's Picks, Features, First Person, Indianapolis

“The TV screen replayed the scene again and again. Slowly, it began to sink in. This was bad for my Pacers. This was very, very bad.” Matt Gonzales relives his favorite team’s darkest day.

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