apt: issue four

by Carissa Halston (Editor), Randolph Pfaff (Editor)

Freedom, politics, government, human rights, war, equality, and the search for individual identity in an increasingly homogenized world—these ideas pervade The Surveillance Issue of apt just as they pervade our modern lives: sometimes covertly, sometimes plain as day. Issue four features work by Melissa Barrett, Sam Cha, Priya Chandrasegaram, Amanda Chiado, Gregory Crosby, C.E. Garrett, Pat Hanahoe-Dosch, Ben Gunsberg, Krysten Hill, Danielle Jones-Pruett, Suzanne Lee, Kate Nacy, Kevin O'Cuinn, Emily O'Neill, Nikola Petković, Samuel Piccone, April Ranger, Matt Thompson, Michael Thurston, and Justin Waldron.

138 pages, Paperback

First published January 17, 2014

About the author

Carissa Halston is a fiction writer. Her award-winning stories have appeared in The Massachusetts Review, Fourteen Hills, Willow Springs, and elsewhere. She currently lives in Boston where she runs a small press called Aforementioned, edits a literary journal called apt, and is currently at work on a novel.

Reviews

[Carissa Halston]

This staggering issue's theme came together on its own--I can't recommend it enough.