by Black Warrior Review | Dec 13, 2019
HERPES AND THE MOON by JASON LIPELES Jason Lipeles is a Los-Angeles-based writer, performance artist, and human-being-with-feelings. He is an alumnus of the AJU/Asylum Arts’ Reciprocity Artist Retreat. He graduated with a Master of Fine Arts in Image + Text from...
by Black Warrior Review | Dec 13, 2019
CLOTHING by CAROLYN CHEN ornamentation crossfade for 2+ people Each person begins wearing 50+ items of clothing, unevenly distributed to allow for continual shedding of one’s own layers while adding others. Shed an item. Toss to center. Select and put on another item....
by Black Warrior Review | Dec 12, 2019
INSTITUTIONALIZATION 1 by RACHEL D. L. Rachel D. L. is a queer, disabled writer and artist. She writes about disability for the Rooted in Rights blog and has published poetry, nonfiction, and comics in Anomaly, Colorado Review, Nat.Brut, and Entropy. She is an...
by Black Warrior Review | Dec 12, 2019
MOVINGby JACK FELICE Jack Felice is a graduate of Florida State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Creative Writing and a minor in Art History. He currently lives in Tallahassee, Fla. His artwork has appeared in The Florida Review, 14 Hills,...
by Black Warrior Review | Dec 12, 2019
HUMAN WINDCHIMES by CAROLYN CHEN for 3+ people in sonorous apparel in a place2009-2018 I. “It is clear,” replied Don Quixote, “that you are not experienced in adventures. Those are giants, and if you are afraid, turn aside and pray whilst I enter into fierce and...
