Quarterly Journal, no. 22: Occult

Quarterly Journal, no. 22: OccultESSAYSColin DickeyAnna MerlanAnna JourneyEmily OgdenSarah MossAdam Morris FICTIONKathryn DavisMasande NtshangaKeziah WeirPaul La Farge POETRYElisabeth HoustonBrenda HillmanWilliam BrewerMatt MortonJavier ZamoraVanessa Anglica Villarreal HYBRIDMaya Gurantz SHORTSFernando A. FloresZoe TuckKristen ArnettAaron WinslowDodie Bellamy

Ash Sanders

ARTSadie BarnetteMarichen DanzMeejin HongLakshmi Luthra and Brica WilcoxAllison MillerWangechi MutuRosha Yaghmai

FreemanVandana KhannaDorothea LaskyEsther LinJasmine Dreame Wagner

“‘Wasteland’ is a word I don’t understand

translated by Catherine Cobham

Famed Southern warhorses ridden by Civil War generals

Dayan reflects on her complicated origins as she grows into a woman

NONFICTIONLauren ColleeNicholas ShapiroKate McInernyMatyos KidaneJacobo Pereira-PachecoMeghan RacklinMatthew MullinsTosten BurksKatie KadueCorina ZappiaDan O'Brien

Embroidered locally at Outter City Arts

Andrew Scull

I was trained in the classical way of drawing—to be able to capture a likeness or shape in a realistic way

and Victoria Harper in his considerations of our era of violence and confusion