No Contact 7/30/20 No Contact 7/30/20

Gaol

by Adin Dobkin

The living room has scant natural light, except for a short interval in the afternoon’s gut. It brushes across my face and lands at the far closet before the room goes dark again.

No Contact 7/30/20 No Contact 7/30/20

After Blue

by Lena Crown

The uneasy comfort of the hours drowsing between us and the certain storm. A jaunty pickle jigging across the front of the bag in Victorian loafers.

No Contact 7/30/20 No Contact 7/30/20

Business As Usual

by Erika Veurink

I’m thinking about Mick Jagger. He was a god sent to teach us what it means to be irresistible. Being attracted to him feels universal, like religion. I don’t give a shit about The Rolling Stones.

Nathaniel Berry 7/30/20 Nathaniel Berry 7/30/20

Kat

by Nathaniel Berry

The reception was at Wagley’s: an orange-brick and white plaster-columned funeral home out on 223, in the parking lot of the Family Video, where Jet’s used to be.

Gauraa Shekhar 7/30/20 Gauraa Shekhar 7/30/20

Taylor Swift’s Holiday House

by Gauraa Shekhar

Seven bedrooms, seven-hundred feet of private beachfront, a million summer parties in a pool once cleaned with champagne.

Elliot Alpern 7/30/20 Elliot Alpern 7/30/20

Inside the Editor’s Studio with Bennie Salazar

by Elliot Alpern

A pull-quote? Is there even a good pull-quote for this one? Or is that getting too meta?

We are proud to present

Issue Six

of No Contact

Gaol

After Blue

Business As Usual

Kat

Taylor Swift’s Holiday House

Inside the Editor’s Studio with Bennie Salazar

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