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"The Governor Mansion Gates" by Emalee Long
The truth? That meat is kept in the deep freezer until someone orders it. A cook goes and grabs one then just tosses it into the deep fryer for a...
"Ancient" by Brooke Reynolds
...You and I we were ancient together.The first to discover the divinity of touch...
"Le Chien" by Benjamin Mast
Lime for my mother, who wouldn’t want to be in a cocktail anyway, would squirm her way into kombucha instead...
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86 Logic 'Zine Issue #2
86 Logic’s highly anticipated return to print questions 'what’s next' in these wild times. Whatever is next, we can be sure there will be art involved! 86.2 is a collection of new works by artists with backgrounds in hospitality. Inside you’ll find visual art, poetry, short fiction, comics, and more. Order your copy today or check out our subscriptions page to save! Contributors include M. Bennett, Phoebe Blake, Kurtis Ebeling, Bridget Ferrin, Nik Le Sante, Jessie Mahon, Fareh Malik, Emily Mosley, Mary Myers, Lynette Ng, Xavier Reyna, Ben Ross, Jill Sebacher, Edward Supranowicz, and Edward Tyndall, as well as an interview with Alex Carabaño. 86.2 ~ Winter 20/21
FEATURED ARTISTS
Abby Wolpert
Abby Wolpert is an emerging writer and student from Roanoke, Virginia. She will graduate in the fall with a BA in English and minor in creative writing. She is a content writer for the online magazine, Screenshop, and a former editorial intern for Blackbird Literary Journal. On top of this, she has also spent the past six years in the service industry. She has worked as a server, barista, host, and maître d’ in Roanoke, Manhattan, and Brooklyn. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Cardiff Review, The Dewdrop, Levee Magazine, Lux Lucet Zine, Pwatem Literary Journal, and Soft Punk Magazine.
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J.p. Amador
J.P. Amador is a Cuban-American poet from Miami, Florida living in Brooklyn, New York. A graduate of Florida State University where he studied creative writing, J.P. has been working as a barista in Manhattan since the spring of 2019. He loves baseball, noodling on his guitar, and hopes to become a professor of poetry. His chief influence is Frank O’Hara, and aspires to one day publish a book as strong and influential as Lunch Poems.
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