

We in this house know our place. We never pry, ask unnecessary questions or poke our noses into our boss’s affairs. Occasionally, however, we admit, we gossip. Of course, we keep an eagle eye on anyone new who joins ...
Mary the Mchawi by Farah Ahamed
Fiction, LAR Online

They’re driving up the pacific coast on the 101. Dad tuned up the Bel Air and it’s humming, along the highway, the Beach Boys singing those good, good, good vibrations, the sun nearing the horizon. Mom is sitting ...
Trailer Park Ocean by Josh Price
Flash Fiction, LAR Online

Mother’s Nature Remembered
All of a sudden he could clearly smell a particular scent, for which he was crazy as a child. Every time he caught sight of his mother, he ran to her, hugged her knees, dug his face into ...
Excerpts from Mother’s Nature Remembered by Miklós Vámos translated by Ági Bori
LAR Online, Translations

Artist Statement
Carbon Neutral consists of alternating anagrams in English and Spanish for the phrase “carbon neutral,” most of which were sourced from online anagram generators. The anagrams were then ...
Carbon Neutral by Urayoán Noel
Electronic Lit, LAR Online

“Who Were You Before Your Parents Were Born”
Artist Statement
“Who Were You Before Your Parents Were Born” is a digital romp through the variable shades of identity all people face. It suggests that ...
Who Were You Before Your Parents Were Born by Loss Pequeño Glazier
Electronic Lit, LAR Online

Latinx poetry has a rich history of exploring the boundaries of the artform: Juan Felipe Herrera’s experimental forms, and Mónica de la Torre’s innovative approaches to translation and collaboration, among many others. ...
LAR Latinx Digital Poetics: An Electronic Literature Folio
Electronic Lit, LAR Online

Have Mercy on Usby Lisa Cupolo
Review by K.K. Fox
Genre: Short Story Collection
Publication Date: January 24, 2023
Page Count: 144 pages
ISBN: 978-1646033164
Have Mercy on Us by Lisa Cupolo ...
Have Mercy on Us by Lisa Cupolo Review by K.K. Fox
Book Reviews, LAR Online

Celia’s on the floor surrounded by legs that get less chubby every day. Her four children, sleeping all around her, have made themselves as long as they can possibly be: arms stretched to full hallelujah, heads tilted ...
The Frame by Janelle Bassett
Flash Fiction, LAR Online

Tribades
Translated from Turkish to English
shocking her with my hunger, in a single bed, sheets torn
and edges frayed, I grasped her head
with both my hands and held it to my stomach
again I combed ...