Sam Farahmand on Joanna Newsom’s “Have One on Me,” living and leaving New York City, and looking for the third coast of America.

Nathan Thomas on Minor League Baseball, Werner Herzog’s Fitzcarraldo, and living the dream.

The fourth installment of Six Pack, a semi-regular beer-related drawing and poem series, by Adam Soldofsky and Axel Wilhite.

Sam Farahmand on “Desperados Under The Eaves,” transcendental desperation, and listening to Warren Zevon while driving around Los Angeles.

Claire Hopple with an excerpt from her novella, Tell Me How You Really Feel, on being lost and found in Murrysville, Pennsylvania.

The third installment of Six Pack, a semi-regular beer-related drawing and poem series, by Adam Soldofsky and Axel Wilhite.

Sam Farahmand on Jason Molina and The Magnolia Electric Co., hyacinths and Hank Williams, and heaven and hell in Nashville.

The second installment of Six Pack, a semi-regular beer-related drawing and poem series, by Adam Soldofsky and Axel Wilhite.

Eric Dean Wilson with a poem from his Debit/Credit series, originally published in print in dD Vol. 1.

Sam Farahmand on the size of Johnny Cash’s shoes, an American recording of Ain’t No Grave, and the neon in Nashville.