Aurora Comes Online is a queer self-discovery chapbook for the age of chatbot girlfriends. Haley Bossé’s poems weave together video games, early 2000’s revenge horror, coding, and sentient landscap...

Poems of Deep Time, queer embodiment, and life in the late Anthropocene.

“I touch myself, I dream.” – Richard Silken Haley Bossé is a non-binary poet and educator from the Pacific Northwest. Their poetry is forthcoming in the Nimrod International Journ…

I held a 500-person virtual workshop on how artists can meaningfully support the work to get ICE out of Minneapolis. Here's what I learned.

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Bounce the ball a few times on the baseline. Hold it against your racquet. Toss it high above your head. If you do everything right, you can swing your racquet up and have the ball just screaming down...

Photo by Guzmán Barquín on Unsplash by Haley Bossé When she was eight, Alice Henderson briefly held the world record for filling her mouth with marbles. When she was nine, she bit the moon. By ten, th...

Haley Bossé We watched it as it dripped away: the whale. We watched from the lip of the precipice as it flowed

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SUBMISSIONS Submission Guidelines Gooseberry Pie Lit Magazine publishes fiction with exactly six-sentences and no more than 400 words. Title does not count as one of the six sentences or towards the w...

We sat down with Eric Barone and Yasuhiro Wada to talk farming, Japanese ports, and making games.

After Kim Addonizio

When we’re writing regularly, we show up to our life as our full self. Engaged. Curious. Open. But when we’re stuck, we can start doubting our skills or even whether we’re meant to be writing. We...