Issue.32

In a year when we’ve gone through significant changes internally as we continue to grow and develop SixByEight Press — in particular, the departure of Kelley Kidd, who was an…

More than a few reasons come to mind when I consider why I love this piece, but chief among them is the timing. Kelley Kidd’s story, Ursula’s Lament, a fictional,…

I’ve always found the best kind of rabbit holes to be the ones where you feel like every turn is a discovery rather than another mile in the journey, and…

I am getting deeply exhausted by the idea that we live in a “uniquely” political time; that we as an epoch are somehow worse at getting along or better at…

For most of my life, I’ve been an athlete. A not negligible portion of my high school and college years were spent inside a gym, the high-pitched squeaks of sneakers…

In a scene from the 1938 screwball comedy, Bringing Up Baby, Cary Grant is wearing a flamboyant (borrowed) negligée. When asked why he is wearing this, Grant leaps into the…

In this issue, we look back on over 30 issues of SixByEight Press and reflect on our favorite pieces as editors. While some works are recent and some are older,…