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Two young gentlemen visit some neighbors at their vacation house, in search of eggs. Still from director Michael Hanneke's metafictional film "Funny Games" (1997).
Poster for the 2024 Force Majeure Flash Contest. Background image "Everything That's Magic Happens Here," by Sharon Sayegh. Contest held by Storm Cellar at stormcellar dot org slash contest. "Ends April 30. Flash is: short and inventive (formally, linguistically, affectively) fiction, nonfiction, hybrid, experiments, fragments, wild things. $500 in prizes. stormcellar dot submittable dot com."
Poster for the Force Majeure Flash Contest put on by stormcellar.org, repeating the information in the post. Background image by David Mack, reproduced courtesy Abbigail Rosewood, ©2020 all rights reserved.
First page of Arlandis Jones' personal essay "Big Shoe Dance," from Storm Cellar volume 8 number 2, Winter 2020.
Intertitle card from Monty Python and the Holy Grail: "We apologize again for the fault in the subtitles. Those responsible for sacking the people who have just been sacked, [sic] have been sacked."
Untitled poem by Simon Perchik that appeared in Storm Cellar number 8.3. "It starts at the foundry, softens / then flows slowly past / though the nail you've just pulled up // is already bending over, gasping for air / knows all about rust / from the way a summer breeze // will comfort the still warm air / and together eat and eat and eat / —who can make it breathe again // be more merciful, let it wait / til the board finds another board / a corner and though there's nothing inside // it's enough—who but you / digs with a hammer, hand over hand / looking for the others."
Daniel Uncapher's “Logic Puzzles“ first page, puzzle titled "incremental improvements."
Dylan Willoughby - "Rose." Black and white photograph of a tall metal sculpture of a flower, in an outdoor staging area, at night.
From Storm Cellar number 9.1: Negesti Kaudo's "The One Where My Femme Swallows You Whole"