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Be About It zine number 16: "experiment" đŠâđŹâď¸đget it today
The long-awaited âexperimentâ themed issue! Cover art by @gremlins_3_official, work inside by M; Margo, Kimberly Kim, June Gehringer, Jennifer Blowdryer, Sam Albala, Nancy Patrice Davenport, Paul Murufas, Abe Becker, Tim Xonnelly, Lauren Suchenski, Tom Snarky, J de Salvo, D.S. Black, and Alexandra Naughton.Â
Check out the second edition printing with puke green cover, printed on real recycled paper in Berkeley California. Available for $5.00 plus shipping.
4 poems by Cuhsandra [BE ABOUT IT BRITNEY SPEARS BLACKOUT]
{It's the 90's : It's tang. It's 792-1234, at the dial tone the time is.}
{Kill Me.Â
i feel so incredibly sad. no one understands me. sees me. the only things that care about me are burdens i never asked for. a life i never asked for; forever reminding me of this irony, driving me mad. isolated by my conscious ability to see this folly. crafting a concise art in balanced rituals, routines and escape routes in a labyrinth existing through biological idiosyncratic fashion pronounced by depressive flair. i am a mad house no one wants to come near, used, neglected, infamous and feared, a curious waste. kill me.}
{Speed. just like we canât speed without avoiding turmoil, we canât relinquish the control we can maintain over our emotions thrills and whims lest we find out their true canon power; a universe a reflection of their collisions}
{            .being here today is like having a knife up to my throat in what i thought would be a different situation entirely, Â
                        one i paid for with money i earned, only to be stuck bleeding to earn more for the pleasure of pain.              }
Cuhsandra is a writer based in SF and her favorite Britney Spears track is âHot as Iceâ
Three poems by Joe Albanese
---
Part of My Story Will Always Be Dark
Part of my story will always be dark;
those ever-nights
and non-stops, those always theres
and forever nots.
Part of that story will never end;
those smiles-be-gones and
cry dreams a lot.
Part of my story will always be dark;
but that is just part of my storyâŚ
while part of itâs not.
---
Second Chance Somedays
White lights and
phantom glowsâhow did
I dine in the dark? When did
I escape that cerement?
Did something push me in
this right directionâfrom
when I only heldÂ
peripheralsâmaybe I fell
here myself.
Time-lapse from night
to day. Scattered in the
wind there,
lost and found, reestablished
in the hope of
second chance somedays.
---
Call Me an Aside
Call it an aside inÂ
me, there
are some delights I find in
my way, to warm anÂ
un-constellationâmyÂ
time in humiliated conversion
Itâs not divine orÂ
wanted, but
reestablished every nightÂ
and day
in retro finesse andÂ
vertigo
Turn me around, turn me
around to wantonÂ
daydreamÂ
and hold
me there, where IÂ
can call me home,
where I can callÂ
something mine
---
Joe Albanese is a writer from South Jersey. His work can be found in publications across the U.S. and in ten other countries. Joe is the author of Smash and Grab, Caina, Candy Apple Red, Benevolent King, For the Blood is the Life, and a poetry collection, Cocktails with a Dead Man.
"...i like pretty pretty. i want better and i aim better than the last time i gave up on something. stitch almonds into my knuckles so i can crack ancient codes and run in priestess circles with tom hanks in the vatican. donât let my color scare you. itâs only meant for me. it hides my pain a bit longer in the open sun than yours..."
check out this essay on @hobartpulp today from Nooks Krannie whose book DISASTER HORSE: smol essays is also out today from @beaboutitpress

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DISASTER HORSE: smol essays, by Nooks Krannie is born and can now be purchased!Â
Happy official release day, Nooks <3
Look at these lovely blurbs:
âDisaster Horse: Smol Essays surrounds us with abundance, but this permeation requires us to be thoughtful about so much access. âi donât expect the same from you, i expect more. our thoughts are random. you and i are random,â writes one of the essays. The book dissects small instances in a material lifeâthe body as it dreams, walks, gazesâand unfurling from each of these moments is an explosion of vivid memories, wry observations, and surreal parallel moments. Krannie refuses to be anchored by anything but the second-by-second potential of every physical act. The essays are confident with their vulnerability and disclosure, and though the worlds described are brimming and unceasing, they course straight past easy nostalgia or the overwhelm of present-time frenzy. These pieces are sure about the multidimensional reach of every person: our physical and emotional desires, our intergenerationally beholden relationships, and our daily contact with others. Disaster Horse also asks how we, the readers, have been changed by these essays. Read Krannieâs gorgeous writing and afterwards catch yourself walking through the world thinking, Where have we been, and where are we going?â
 - Ginger Ko, author of Motherlover
âDisaster Horse is a gorgeous, emotionally risky, book, filled with language so unique and heartfelt, you'll want to read it twice.â
- Chloe Caldwell, author of I'll Tell You in Person and WomenÂ
"This book is a throbbing hallucination. Each sentence twists into a new landscape Nooks Krannie has a way of working over the details of the intimate relationship we have with ourselves and with others and presenting them to you in new, neon packaging, as if youâre looking at life for the very first time or as a visitor from an alien planet."
- Elle Nash, author of Animals Eat Each Other
The 15th edition of Be About It zine: WATER, with work by: Bianca NiĂąo, Brice Maiurro, Chad Redden, Christine Hall, Cordelia Morgan, Donnie Martino, Is Sullivan, Joanna Anabo, Jonathan Aprea, Kevin Ridgeway, Kristina Ten, Maggie Grabmeier, M; Margo, Rhea Smith, Seth Berg, Sierra Ventura, Ted Tarnovski, Theo Konrad Auer, and Thomas L. Winters.Â
Short poetry, short fiction, and art all inspired by water.
Originally published March 2018. Read online for free now!