Three Photographs by Tetman Callis

Northeast El Paso, 2004 No. 2

Brick building with red poles, red storefront signage, and white corrugated steel roof. Signage includes “Pour house” in white text with a white martini glass in between the words. A United States flag is painted on the left and right of “Pour house.” On the far right of the red storefront, there’s a yellow sign with a red and black superhero, red text stating “Comics, cards, collectibles,” and blue text with a phone number: 775-6877. Below the comics sign is a door and two windows covered by various comics.

Northeast El Paso, 2004 No. 10

Brick building and white storefront signage with black border. Inside the border is “$5.00 Haircuts” in red text and “The Pros” in black text.

Northeast El Paso, 2004 No. 14

Red and white storefront numbered “5254.” On the left of the door is a white sign with “Now open. Walk in or drive thru!” in red text. On the right of the door is a white sign with “One stop liquor” in navy blue text. On the sign, there’s also a red octagon around the word “stop,” resembling a stop sign. Below this sign is a drink advertisement with the text “Great taste” in white and a yellow price tag with “$1.85” in black text.

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Tetman Callis is a writer and artist who lives in Chicago. His stories and photographs have been widely published, and his photographs and other artworks have shown in galleries in New Mexico and New York City. He is the author of the memoir, High Street: Lawyers, Guns & Money in a Stoner’s New Mexico (Outpost 19, 2012), and the children’s book, Franny & Toby (Silky Oak Press, 2015). He can be found online at https://tetmancallis.substack.com.

Horizon Lines by Paul Rabinowitz

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Paul Rabinowitz’s photography, prose and poetry appear in magazines and journals including The Sun Magazine, New World Writing, Arcturus-Chicago Review Of Books, Evening Street Press, The Montreal Review, Stone Poetry Quarterly, Talking River Review, and elsewhere. Rabinowitz was a featured artist in Nailed Magazine in 2020, Mud Season Review in 2022, Apricity Press in 2023, Rappahannock Review in 2024 and The Woven Tale Press in 2025. His photo series Limited Light was nominated for Best of the Net in 2021. Rabinowitz’s poems and fiction are the inspiration for 8 award winning experimental films, including Best Experimental Short at Cannes, Venice Independent Film Festival, Oregon Short Film Festival, Jersey Shore Film Festival, Florence Indie Film Festival and Paris Film Festival. He shoots with a Nikon D7000 and uses only natural light. You can find him online at www.paulrabinowitz.com.

Three Photographs by Hayley Veilleux

Words that stay

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remember when

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anguish of the marrow

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Hayley Veilleux is a writer & photographer living on unceded Kansa, Osage, and Otoe homelands (Kansas City, MO). Her work has been exhibited and published in The Pitch, Black Warrior Review, Kansas City Magazine, Gallery 1516, and elsewhere. She is a former Writers for Readers Fellow and co-founded the indie literary & art magazine, Dead Peasant, during the lost summer of 2020. You can find her on Instagram at @Hd_be, where she frequently monologues about the zeitgeist.

Graffiti Reflection by Kelly DuMar

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Kelly DuMar is a poet, playwright and workshop facilitator who lives on the rural Charles River in the Boston area. She’s author of four poetry collections, and her images are featured on the cover of literary journals. Kelly has been teaching creative writing for four decades, including the International Women’s Writing Guild and the Transformative Language Arts Network. She produces the Open Mic for the Journal of Expressive Writing. She’s also a certified psychodramatist who leads expressive arts support groups for psychologists in war zones.