Across the Margin

FictionJuly 14, 2016<July 14, 2016

Two Flashes: Stare & Trash

by: T.E. Cowell Two offerings of flash fiction that unearth joy in the simplest of things… Stare When I’m bored…

PoetryJuly 13, 2016<July 13, 2016

by: Allison Cobb Allison Cobb’s poems proceed with a meditative caution, calling out the soporific forgetfulness that constantly threatens our…

LifeJuly 11, 2016<July 11, 2016

by: Frederick Foote “No matter how much whites and blacks despise the idea of the Nigger and the word…

FictionJuly 8, 2016<July 8, 2016

by: Julie Howard In a time and place where women belong to their husbands until death, one woman envisions…

Film & TelevisionJuly 7, 2016<November 14, 2017

by: Kyle Amato Ghost World, you’re not one of my favorite movies anymore, but you once were my everything….

PoetryJuly 6, 2016<July 6, 2016

by: Pat Smith Reading Pat Smith’s poetry is like overhearing an uncomfortable chat between our hypnagogic consciousnesses and our…

Film & TelevisionJuly 4, 2016<July 4, 2016

by Geoffrey Golia ATM’s Game of Thrones Guru looks back at an unforgettable sixth season and the splendor that…

LifeJuly 4, 2016<July 4, 2016

by: Sarah Fader I found you and you found me and that means something… I found love once….

Film & TelevisionJuly 1, 2016<July 1, 2016

by: Louis Montaug and Shiloh Watley In this installment of ATM’s Point – Counterpoint the gloves come off as…

FictionJune 30, 2016<June 30, 2016

by: Jill Hand What if you found out you were a character in a story, and you got to…

PoetryJune 29, 2016<August 5, 2016

by: Cole Heinowitz Cole Heinowitz’s magisterial “Letter to Olson” is a “ritual to banish silences.” Part seance, part dream,…

FictionJune 27, 2016<October 6, 2016

by: T.E. Cowell Two offerings of flash fiction that paint a portrait of life as it is, not as we would like…