
from the writer who brought you Scuzzbucket—the original home for dirty realism, grunge lit, creative confessions, speculative fiction, and assorted literary atrocities—comes an even deeper level of personal poetics ... this is ... Garbage Notes
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Photo by Sonny Sixteen
the best time was twenty years ago
the second best time is now
don’t think yourself out of it
start that shit today
it’s not too late
if you are here
and you’re breathing
and you’ve got a little...
Photo by Alexey Demidov
he said, the voice is distinct and consistent
but the thinking process and perspective
is strange and off-putting
and none of this shit comes to any
kind of satisfying resolution
by the end I simply w...
photo by Junchen Zhou
there’s nothing wrong
with showing true emotion
you aren’t lacking in subtlety
if you can’t hold back pain
be a fucking human for once!
newsflash, at thirty-something
years old — it’s called being a...
photo by Sam J
pumice stones, vesicular,
scratching at the back of a foot,
pitted slab, she said the lady looked
rough…she’s a cloistered clam…
don’t know what else to say about it…
you can tell when you read something
an...
Photo by Sonny Sixteen
it’s supposed to be fun
this thing called living
it’s supposed to be thrills
and excitement and winning,
giving every moment our
full attention, our entire spirit…
there are games to play,
and co...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Franco Amati is a speculative fiction writer and poet from New York. You can learn all about him at francoamatiwrites.com
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