You deserve to be angry. If you’re questioning yourself, if you think you should magically acquire a hyper-masculine stiff upper lip and stop “overreacting,” if you find yourself feeling diminished just by walking on your college campus or at your office job or sitting down at a family dinner—I promise, what you’re feeling is valid.
Read the full guest editor letter from Hannah Hamilton
Guest Editor’s Spotlight:
Mindcunt by Alison Rumfitt
End Game by Nancy Ludmerer
The Comrade by Kathleen McClung
Tears from a Frontline by Arusha Topazzini
#PinoyPride by Sade Andria Zabala
Diagnosis: Super Dick by Carol Lynn Stevenson Grellas
Boat Guy by Joe Dornich
Mass Media by Sierra Schepmann
Biggest Fan by Christopher T. Werkman
Waterless Cooking by Karl Williams
Role Model by Barbara Nishimoto
Angry Giraffe by Jessy Randall
I Curse Because by Ping Wang
The Mermaids by Erinn Batykefer
Cover Art for Up Yours! by Dorthy Ray
Rachel Nix Interviews Dustin Pearson
Rachel Nix Interviews Hannah Hamilton
About Our Guest Editor
Hannah Hamilton lives in Baton Rouge, LA, and is currently finishing up her last year of undergrad at Louisiana State University. More importantly, she makes killer stir-fry, is terribly concerned with the exploitation of imbalanced power dynamics, and enjoys writing vaguely autobiographical werewolf poetry in the margins of all her notebooks. Sometimes she takes naps on her lunch break at work.
cahoodaloodaling is excited to announce that Hannah will be remaining on staff as our new assistant editor!
Sam Slaughter is a writer based in Columbia, South Carolina. He received his BA from Elon University and his MA from Stetson University. He is currently at work on his MFA at the University of South Carolina. His fiction and nonfiction have appeared in a variety of places, including Midwestern Gothic, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, and Heavy Feather Review. He was awarded the 2014 Best of There Will Be Words and his debut chapbook When You Cross That Line was published in May 2015. His debut short story collection God in Neon will be published by Lucky Bastard Press in late 2015 and his debut novel, Dogs, will be published in 2016 by Double Life Press. He loves playing with puppies and a good glass of bourbon.