By Meghan Miraglia Blue I’m in my Blue period – it’s Joni all the time. She’s sitting in a park in Paris, France. I’m sitting on the edge of your bed. The premise is the same: the news sure looks bad. When the courts overturned Roe, you were holding another woman, a woman who you loved once and then didn’t. She cried in your arms. You told me how you touched her hair until she was calm again. Like a horse left in the rain, I thought. I picture your hand over mine in the white...

Ella Sperling interviews Alice Hattrick on their latest novel released by Fitzcarraldo, Fancy Work.

Read two poems by Victoria Spires, 'Wheat' and 'Out of a balloon'.