FRESHFLY
NEWEST FLY
It turns out
Rodney thinks he is more interesting than others think he is. Rodney thinks that’s because they lack in intelligence. Rodney says unkind things but they aren’t listening, although…
FRESHNEWEST FLY
Rodney thinks he is more interesting than others think he is. Rodney thinks that’s because they lack in intelligence. Rodney says unkind things but they aren’t listening, although…
FRESHRECENT FLY
fall by the wayside it’s where the real action is & bring bail money
FRESHRECENT FLY
it doesn’t matter though everybody’s lost their appetite family won’t help my sneakers stink I need a shave blurry eyes and old cigarette butts my life feels stupid…
FRESHRECENT FLY
My feet are tender but not legal currency What’s a big toe worth?
Coming soon Open Arts Press
Small books and modest claims. A new series of single-author poetry chapbooks.
Older work dragged back into the light before everybody forgets it exists.

A quick hit of micro-fiction. Click the fly. Five clean hits and civilization is briefly restored.

Her motivation was simple enough. “Why should the kids get all the presents?” a red-clad woman said as…
Lie to me →Photographs, diagrams, collections, graphics and visual evidence that absolutely nobody requested.
Look anyway →No title. No author. Read first; meet the culprit afterward.
reading Leonard Cohen
by candlelight,
visualizing
bonfire night,
your birthday
were you still alive
under that streetlamp,
we could walk together
to your bench
and talk awhile
it’s what we always did best—
just talk, just care
I’ll print this poem
in a lonely font
and burn it
in a bowl,
set the ashes facing east
next time it storms
Pick a bottle. We take no responsibility for what happens next.
Paste your own prose. Nothing leaves your browser. Then let the machine make a small mess of it.
75 pieces. Nine years of poetry, fiction, art, humor and other things that probably should have been supervised.

We want your work. Poetry, fiction, art, photos, weird thoughts, all of it.
Submit to TMF → Send it“The website looked at me first.” — Visitor #443