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He had become rich by selling the family farm, a famous family farm which everyone had wanted their children to be at. There the pigs and the ponies awkwardly romped and galloped; geese kept moving in ways that made ...

Necklaces by Rebecca Pyle

Fiction, LAR Online

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Anshu Coehla is a poet from Jharkhand, India. Karan Kapoor is a writer from New Delhi, India. They have been awarded or placed for the James Hearst Poetry Prize, Frontier ...

3 Poems by Anshu Coehla Translated by Karan Kapoor

LAR Online, Translations

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Eventually, people grew out of people.  ................People crying into their porchetta.  People thinking their complexities  ................into mush. People performing kind acts in bad ...

The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire by Matthew Tuckner

LAR Online, Poetry

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The tearaway warmup pants are key, because I’m mostly naked before I even hit the ground, pants floating next to me like a crumpled parachute. I rip my shirt off Hulk-style, using the notch I pre-cut in the collar, ...

The Tearaway Warmup Pants are Key by Adam Straus

Flash Fiction, LAR Online

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1979’s number one Billboard hit was The Knack’s “My Sharona,” written by a 25 year old obsessed with a 17 year old high school student. She had a boyfriend and wasn’t interested, but the man persisted and ...

Before Me: The Case for My Mother’s Abortion by Danielle DeTiberus

LAR Online, Nonfiction

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A Poem for Painters Conceptual Artists —after John Wieners The hand bereft. How can the wall show it? I look for grief, or mischief. The floor is scratched with want of story. Only in the ...

2 Poems by Eva Heisler

LAR Online, Poetry

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Long before I moved into my current neighborhood where people push tiny dogs around in baby strollers, I lived amongst the bottom of the barrel. I was young then. Now, whenever I pass Moss Park by streetcar, I’d ...

Stupid Beautiful Days by Annie Zhu

Fiction, LAR Online

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Where do you live? أين تعيش؟ 4 Poems in Arabic and English A Translation Collaboration by Jennifer Jean, Dr. Hanaa Ahmed, and Tamara Al-attiya In 2017, Iraqi and American members of the Her Story ...

A translation collaboration by Jennifer Jean, Dr. Hanaa Ahmed, and Tamara Al-attiya

LAR Online, Translations

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Yaccaira Salvatierra’s poems have appeared or are forthcoming in POETRY Magazine, The Nation, Huizache, and Rattle among others. Her collection, Sons of Salt, is forthcoming with BOA Editions in 2024. ...

2 Poems by Yaccaira Salvatierra

LAR Online, Poetry

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