Brantly Martin
Brantly Martin is the author of Pillage.
Fiction / Issue VII
As The Pre-Teen Downing Planes
by Brantly Martin
illustrations Simon Pemberton
La Signorina Sash—Xanax beginning to Walt Clyde Frazier—asks Dad why they can’t take the 7 train to Citi Field like normal people. Read more...
Fiction / Issue VII
As The Heiress To Flight
by Brantly Martin
illustrations Zoe Taylor
La Signorina Sash launches the remains of her mother to the next moon and flies for the first time. Read more...
Fiction / Issue VII
As The Woman Who Raised
by Brantly Martin
illustrations Guglielmo Castelli
La Signorina Sash withdraws for sixteen years and hones Darignan witchcraft. Read more...
Abstracts / Issue VII
Grey Music: Los Lost
by Brantly Martin
illustrations Michael Salu
Last we saw the Mexican electronic music duo, Los Lost, they were staging their own kidnapping outside Juarez. Read more...
Fiction / Issue VI
Grey Film: 4 Mice
by Brantly Martin
illustrations Guglielmo Castelli
Mom and Dad, passed out drunk and oblivious, find their youngest daughter bloodied and bald in the morning. She’s cut, then shaved, her hair. Her fear of mice never goes away, even with the counseling. Read more...
Fiction / Issue V
National Anthem Entries
by Brantly Martin
illustrations Michael Salu
To give in or to give in? Yes. Manner of surrender? Completely. From which rationalization? To be determined. Read more...
Fiction / Issue III
Apologies to Joe
by Brantly Martin
illustrations Daniel Egnéus
I’m on my fourth Peroni at Caffé della Pace on Via della Pace staring at Chiesa della Pace. I feel no peace and have never been more certain that my life is one operatic monument to Displaced Choice. Read more...