A cagibi is a place where things are often gathered pell-mell, which comes from the French word pêle-mêle, a state of affairs characterized by the random mixing of things, a chaotic state of affairs that also opens the door to unexpected discovery. In that spirit, we encourage you to skip around the contents of Cagibi Issue 1, to discover a work of prose or poetry you’d like to sink down into. We expect it will stay with you, and we hope you’ll be inspired to share it.
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Issue 1
January 2018
- Penned In - by Gail Wallace Bozzano
- My Redneck Umbra - by Jackson Lassiter
- Of Fish and Smoke - by Matt Pasca
- Four Poems by Matt Pasca - In the Cemetery of Defense Mechanisms // Pedestal // Of Fish and Smoke // On Being (Reminded)
- How I Am - by DW McKinney
- Classical Mechanics of Materialism - by Alexis Petri
- Burning Bridges, Breaking Hearts - by Kate McQuestion
- Poem Found in an Email from a Colleague - by Terri Muuss
- Goodnight My Angel - by Y. Marcos
- Los Barrios - by Terri Muuss
- Flight To Albuquerque - by Terri Muuss
- Milan - by Amie Sharp
- Lecture #2: Guests at the Hotel des Bains - by Seth Rogoff
- Wintry Liberation - by Suzanne Cottrell
- The Evolution of Beauty (book excerpt) - by Elena Georgiou, from her forthcoming story collection, The Immigrant’s Refrigerator
- In Translation: Two Poems by Ximena Gómez - Last Day // Último día | Thursday // Jueves
- Pedestal - by Matt Pasca
- On Being (Reminded) - by Matt Pasca
- Regrets @ 21 - by Jamie Stedmond
- My Life with Fonts - by Klancy de Nevers
- Eight Legs - by Riva Riley
- Four Poems by Terri Muuss - I Admit That While You Are Gone // Los Barrios // Poem Found in an Email from a Colleague // Flight To Albuquerque
- Subtle Foes - by Nedjelko Spaich
- I Admit That While You Are Gone - by Terri Muuss
- Red Delicious Apple - by Juan Chemes
- Poem For All That Is Wrong - by Rob Cook
- Orison for the Dead at Deir ez-Zor - by Madison Semarjian
- Día de Los Gatos (a Bedtime Story) - by Marisol Cortez
- In the Cemetery of Defense Mechanisms - by Matt Pasca
- So, In the Beginning - by Carly T. Flynn
- Marco Polo, 1969 - by Lisa Fountain
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