This month we are pleased to offer an interview with the man behind one of contemporary writing’s most unique and dynamic voices, poet Bob Hicok. Our December edition also features an exclusive studio session from Chicago pianist and songwriter Daniel Knox, in addition to a stream of Knox’s second album, Evryman For Himself; new poems from Howie Good and Gary Metras; the latest short story from author Ethel Rohan, along with...

An incredibly smooth stop motion film created by Steven Briand aka BURAYAN. When I say incredibly smooth, I mean it. It's no easy task to produce stop motion animation with such a seamless quality.

These Frenchies are crazy! Following in the footsteps of Man on Wire, which is on my shortlist of best documentaries, the Skyliners team and filmmaker Sébastien Montaz-Rosset provide us with some vertigo-inducing views in their latest film, I believe I can Fly (flight of the frenchies).

Snow covers all in Zimmerer's beautiful and desolate series.

How does a woman navigate between the often ignored undercurrent of gender bias and the fractious Feminist movements seeking recognition and equality?

Aiello's collages speak far beyond their sparsely laden words.

Please enjoy our November issue, featuring an exclusive interview with author Ehud Havazelet, the music of The Storylines, new fiction from Jascha Kessler, and much more. Benjamin Evans Executive Editor, Fogged Clarity November 2011 Table of Contents Fiction Jascha KesslerJascha Kessler has published seven books of poetry and fiction, as well as six volumes of translations of poetry and fiction from Hungarian, Persian, Serbian and...

As a garment is made through the assembly of parts cut from sewing patterns, likewise, myths and fables are a kind of fabric cut from the human experience.

Aiello's collages speak far beyond their sparsely laden words.

Aiello shifts his focus to Spain.