Not long after the Oct. 7 Hamas attack at the Nova Music festival in Israel’s Negev Desert, I was traveling to the San Francisco Bay Area for work, and decided to extend my visit to spend a couple days with close ...
Academia Needs Comedy Now More Than Ever by Sepehr Vakil
LAR Online, Nonfiction
Andrzej SosnowskiNouvelles Impressions d’Amériquetranslated from the Polish by Benjamin Paloffillustrations by Henri-Achille Zo produced in 1932for Raymond Roussel, Nouvelles impressions ...
Poems by Andrzej Sosnowski translated by Benjamin Paloff
LAR Online, Translations
Somewhere in a second storyapartment above a bakery or antique store,a shard of lightilluminates three verses from the apocryphalBook of Judith. Yesterday, a young womanpaused in her reading exactlywhere Judith raised ...
What If the Story Does Not End? by Lynn Domina
LAR Online, Poetry
Nights he sat in a concrete box of an apartment on Ventura Boulevard, watching his war in silent black and white on a ten-inch television screen, a disembodied eye on a pressed-wood dresser.
Days he took ...
Pornography-1968 by Wayne Karlin
Flash Fiction, LAR Online
Bad Mexican, Bad American by José Hernández Díaz
Review by Rey M. Rodríguez
Publisher: Acre Books
Publication Date: March 5, 2024
ISBN: 1946724734
Pages: 82
Reading José Hernández Díaz’s ...
Bad Mexican, Bad American by José Hernández Díaz review by Rey M. Rodríguez
Book Reviews, LAR Online
Angela Mendoza is a Chicana, Central American-American writer hailing from the Bay Area in Northern California. She recently graduated from the MFA program at San Diego State University, where she ...
Blue by Angela Mendoza
Electronic Lit, Poetry
The first time Anjali loses her temper, she’s at the grocery store with Jay. He’d legged it from checkout straight to produce, where he’d thrown himself prostrate on the floor. Breathless, she finds him near the ...
Thank You for Sharing by Shreya Fadia
Fiction, LAR Online
II - I
and right now now that now turns itself inside out like a glove
time will perhaps consume itself what we make of the unknown
everything’s different like some states that were ours up to now
though do we notice ...
The Ink’s Path, by Bernard Noël, translated by Eléna Rivera
LAR Online, Translations
My head had become a drummed-upon thing. A man in the road bends to it and prods a pain on top. I hear a noise from the man that in my better days I could have determined to be a worrisome noise, yet the man says, There ...
A CAULKING by Justin Noga
Flash Fiction, LAR Online
