Madhatter Party Fun!

Madhatter Party Fun!

A big thank you to all who came out to enjoy readings by Lisa Marie Basile and Winona Wendth, comedy by Rachel Bloom. It was a fantastic group. Lots of fun. We look forward to doing it again. Pictures of the event coming soon! ... Read More
Moon Milk Review and Barrelhouse Present... Weekend Comedy Happy Hour at the Wonderland Ballroom on October 2nd--5-7 pm

Moon Milk Review and Barrelhouse Present… Weekend Comedy Happy Hour at the Wonderland Ballroom on October 2nd–5-7 pm

Come out and join us for laughs in Washington D.C. Featuring comedy by Rachel Bloom, a member of the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, NYC. See her "Fuck Me Ray Bradbury" now in Issue 8 of Moon Milk Review. Joining Rachel are the awesome DC comedy talents---Ahmed Huidobro, Sarah E. Donnelly, Lisa Fine, ... Read More
Moon Milk Review has been Sabotage-d

Moon Milk Review has been Sabotage-d

Check out Sabotage, edited by Claire Trévien, where reviewer Tori Truslow goes in-depth and cross issue with "Moon Milk Review: Issue 7 Vs. Issue 8." "...it’s clear from these two issues that MMR is onto something special, mixing entertainment and unsettlement to make a thought-provoking whole, with the prosetry competition ... Read More
Barrelhouse Presents Moon Milk Review Reading

Barrelhouse Presents Moon Milk Review Reading

Much love to our uber-talented authors and poets---Mike Allen, Randall Brown, Foust, Britt Gambino, Molly Gaudry, and Penelope Mace. Truly, they each read words drug-laced, and if you can't tell by the photos depicting a word-high audience, let me tell you, these readings, each one, were beautifully rendered ... Read More
Archaeology of the Present

Archaeology of the Present

My sisters and I lived among the skin-lamps of earth.  The They walked by on rattlesnakes, alligators, eels, cows, trade-beads of ivory and ebony — all words for the bones of the living. Ordered to dance, we raised whichever limb we could risk. Our anonymous aphorisms greatly comforted the nation: ... Read More
Zero Dark Thirty

Zero Dark Thirty

It is the silken hour of morningtide as a fat, polka-dot spider crawls along the edge of a dust and plaster-encrusted windowsill. Briefly, it pauses to examine a vertical, paint-smeared iron bar: one of three that obstruct an easterly view out of a small, broken glass window, above a narrow, ... Read More
Shark Geometry

Shark Geometry

by Anastasia Andersen Numbers are useless for the angles that bang around the brain ... Read More
Air: But Thou Didst Not Leave His Soul In Hell

Air: But Thou Didst Not Leave His Soul In Hell

by Anne Babson PCBs on the Muddy bed of the Hudson Lift out. The shad feed ... Read More