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The Interstitial strives to curate intelligent, insightful, and thought-provoking pieces about what it means to be human. We bring our readers a distilled view of the complexities, contradictions, and edges of humanity across all genres.
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Falling Leaves
Falling Leaves
Catching meaning
Roman Newell
Jun 27
Humanity
Humanity
A return to completeness
Roman Newell
Jun 26
Slow Light
Slow Light
A bully and a new way of seeing the world
Roman Newell
Jun 25
Below the Root
Below the Root
A pastoral narrative poem
John Hampton (MaggotsX)
Jun 25
Crumpled Paper
Crumpled Paper
People tossed in baskets
Roman Newell
Jun 24
Breath of Fire
Breath of Fire
The first branch that caught the liquid light
J.D. Harms
Jun 24
The Sleeping Prince
The Sleeping Prince
A Tale of Guilt, Sleep, and Overwhelm
Booboo
Jun 24
Vacuum
Vacuum
God, love, Henry and 20XX
Roman Newell
Jun 21
Not My Death
Not My Death
So, this is how it begins.
Benjamin Nash
Jun 20
Mowing the Lawn
Mowing the Lawn
Henry Chinaski and Ham on Rye
Roman Newell
Jun 20
Afore Grief and Groan
Afore Grief and Groan
A narrative poem
John Hampton (MaggotsX)
Jun 20
Probably
Probably
A poem
Nicole Paton
Jun 20
Inversion
Inversion
A night in snowy twilight
Roman Newell
Jun 19
Inspiration
Inspiration
Goes where I go
Roman Newell
Jun 18
Retail
Retail
As he held out his arm, I couldn’t help but stare at the scar bracelets circling his wrists, which I draped the wristwatch across…
Maria Nazos
Jun 18
Event Horizon
Event Horizon
The city gnaws at the edges of my soul
Ani Eldritch
Jun 18
Red-Haired Girl
Red-Haired Girl
Cracks and patterns
Roman Newell
Jun 17
I Woulda Bet Money
I Woulda Bet Money
Poem
Gary Chapin
Jun 17
Research Journal 7.3a
Research Journal 7.3a
A dark narrative poem.
John Hampton (MaggotsX)
Jun 17
High-rise
High-rise
Escaping their velocity
Roman Newell
Jun 14
To The Man Stealing My Life
To The Man Stealing My Life
Sit. Stay. Good girl.
Catrina Prager
Jun 14
Tell Ya Somethin’
Tell Ya Somethin’
A poem
Fernando Munaretti
Jun 14
Love and Mercy, it is so Quiet
Love and Mercy, it is so Quiet
A narrative poetic exercise and meditation
John Hampton (MaggotsX)
Jun 14
Last Call
Last Call
As the last throaty notes of Otis take flight, the bartender with the backwards-turned hat
Maria Nazos
Jun 14
Bronzed Souls on Asphalt
Bronzed Souls on Asphalt
Harlem’s eternal song
Ani Eldritch
Jun 14
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