Month: June 2025
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2 stories by Matías Bragagnolo
As expected, he takes the form of a billy goat. He blinks with yellowish eyes and delicately rises on his hind legs.
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Record Review: Vivian Bismarck and the Soft Rats ‘Blind Alley Chartreuse Guillotine’ by Matthew Banash
Since they record dressed as plush rodents the Blues are turned on their head as his claw-gloved hands run amok over the strings summoning up the Devil, Robert Johnson and Richard Marx.
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Kitchen Inconsequential Part 3: SPOONS by George Vincent
At the party Clara was on a pill, buzzing off her tits. I scranned the remaining half and it instantly went to my arse.
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MAN ON BICYCLE JUST RIDES AWAY WITH TROPHY
A photograph captured the man in the cape in the instant he was snatching the trophy from the blue felt of the judges’ table.
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Lost Watch by Eric Kong Angal
The chaw bulges from his distended mouth and is visible against his yellowed teeth and his oblong frown drips brown mucilage onto his undershirt.
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Inside Working Class Literature by Hugh Blanton
Poet George Vincent found (and made!) the time to sit and write between working twelve-hour shifts at a pizza joint.
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The Lemon Reilly Dream Blog : Therapist eats out of multiple McDonald’s takeout bags during sessions
The young doctor has very pleasant manners and is a joy to talk to. I feel like we are making terrific progress!
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The Dating Etiquette of Snails by Ben Macnair
If anyone else had accepted her call, I would have been none the wiser, but that is the way of these things.
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‘I THOUGHT I WOULD ALWAYS BE A RIVER’: WITH STREAMLINE INC. GET THE BODY OF WATER YOU ALWAYS DREAMED OF
Gorko staffers have never worked so hard to come up with such a pathetic headline.
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Four Stories by Eric Kong Angal
Past him lies an unending surfeit of evergreen, tall and dense and uniform.
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The Pants in Our Relationship by James Callan
Sometimes, when I prance around in my shorts, I feel just like a dog.
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Frozen Fowl by Theodore Wallbanger
Sawbrina was recruited as his live-in salami stick wrangler when it was determined shoplifting would slay costs.
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NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT MICRONESIA. THAT’S BECAUSE YOU NEED A MAGNIFYING GLASS TO FIND IT ON A MAP
Magnifying glasses are of course essential for research into countries whose international denomination is micro.
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8.41 pm by Ben Macnair
We all know who started it. Him with the glass eye. We said he couldn’t come in a few times.
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B*TCH WON’T GIVE ME MY DIVORCE BY LITTLE DAVID GREENER
There appear to be dark thunderclouds on the horizon for Peoria’s Little David Greener and his newly wedded wife, Patty Knudsen.
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We Is Series Gorko Club of Books: Murderapolis by Anthony Neil Smith
If you are looking for a strange slice of genre fiction with tons of action and what I take to be the Professor’s own tequila recommendations, Murderapolis will take you where you want to go.
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The New Ninety by Carla Sarett
We ate the usual Peking Duck and flew all over and then we were seventy and in-between.
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Woman smoking a pipe and 2 more visual poems by Laszlo Aranyi
Laszlo Aranyi (Frater Azmon) poet, visual poet, anarchist, occultist from Hungary.











