read the September issue of rez in Joomag:
This month we have an embarrassment of riches, starting off with Truthowner’s piece entitled Mt. Gleg, inspired by President Trump’s recent renaming of Lake Ontario. R. returns to our pages and we’re grateful he has. While everyone goes on and on about UFOs these days, R. does it in just 100 words. It’s hard. You try it. We feature Indigo Starling’s ninth and last tanka, a wonderfully romantic ending to this nine-issue run. Next, we have a reply to Hax Huckleberry’s July short story, The Unknown Ex. Apparently, Unknown UUID knows the Ex’s identity and has contributed I Am the Ex. Julie Trilling pens an irreverent poem, Forgetting My Panties. New to our pages, Lisa Launay gives us a stunning poem, full of anguish and loss, Warm Cotton. And finally, Cat Boccaccio contributes another piece of micro-fiction, As Seen on TV, a wonderful piece by a remarkable talent.
