Vintage Fringe
Tell Me If You're Lying
Sarah Sweeney learns about her father's alien abduction in this Vintage Fringe nonfiction piece from Issue 11, which also appeared in Dzanc Press' Best of the Web 2008 anthology. more »
Rumble Groan Dream
What's it like to work in a cannery? The Working Issue closes with this vintage short short from Issue 4. Remember: Six cans a minute, six cans a minute, or you are fired. Twenty-five cents an hour. more »
Three poems
This week, we've brought back Arlene Ang's three poems, "rest : stop," "through blinds," and "that time my upper lip swelled up" from Issue 6. more »
Shattered Beer Bottles
Celebrate the New Year with this kicky vintage (de)Classified piece incorporating Spanglish from Issue 2. more »
Six Poems
"No Translation," "Poem to Save Your Life," "Poem to Write on Your Birthday," "Elegy for an Amputation," "At the Easel with Alzheimer's," and "For a Day of Silence." more »
Privatizing Libraries
In this piece from our third issue, Greg Shupak explains why public libraries are bad for the economy. more »
F.A.T.
In this piece from our very first issue, writer Tina Dent imagines extreme consequences of the fat tax -- a world where calories are currency, sugar is contraband, and the fat are sent to reeducation camps. more »