Cult, as the name suggests, wants the weird, the risk-taking: the stuff that gets tucked away because someone thinks no one would ever publish that. We want art that challenges and confronts; not coddles and reaffirms.
CULT
by Carson Wolfe
We Launched Our Print Issue… and Threw a Party
The Ride
by J.R. Barner
Zombie Spiders
By Dave Prather
Three Works by Edward Lee
By Edward Lee
Two Stories by Louella Lester
By Louella Lester
Tap Dancing
By Rob Schlayer
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By Matt L. Roar
The Day of the Triffids
By Gary Fincke
The Blacktop
By Spencer Storey Johnson
Two Stories by Meg Pokrass
By Meg Pokrass
On Solitude
by Catherine Parnell
Chance Meeting Between Cambodian National Amputee Volleyball Team, Stephen Hawking, and Black Mothers Displaced by Hurricane Katrina, 2006
By Richard Holeton
Horse Dance
By Isabelle B.L.
Too Painful to Talk About
By Pamela Painter
Purgatory Lane
By Charlie Turner
Addicted to a sense of urgency
By Heather Nelson
The Manifesto
By Jake Hargrove
Five Stories by Keith Hoerner
By Keith Hoerner
Surgery
by Livia Meneghin