by Reagan Davenport “For a moment, I saw nothing, heard nothing, but I felt her moving again inside me. For a moment, we were both alive.”

I twirl the cord between my fingers covered with finger paint from art therapy, and I beg my father as I cling to the receiver. I wail into the hard plastic attached to the nurse’s desk. ‘Phone tim…

Fay Sachpatzidis is a writer and poet based in New York City. Her writing has appeared in Prairie Schooner, The Normal School, and Bodega Magazine, among other places.

by Terry Ann Wright “…we wove a snare. we became / our own noose. o we aver / sour & we savor mourn . we / see moon & we become omen .”

Multiple wars rage on, at least two genocides are happening, and fascist governments are consolidating their hold on a global population evermore on edge. These pages bear a deep seated fear, frustration, and uncertainty, that are in direct conversation with that reality. There’s an immediacy here that feels new. The clock isn’t just ticking anymore. The bell tolls as we tumble towards something—and we are all bracing ourselves for what it might be.\n\nThe work in RABBLE REVIEW No.9 reflects on the new horrors and indignities that have become normalized, as well as the quiet bits of joy and rebellion we have adopted in the face of unprecedented suffering.\n\nWe are proud to present RABBLE REVIEW No.9. Join us as we make sense of our current reality and fight towards something better.\n\nSolidarity will see us through.

When fear stretches itself and awakens our strength / When noise stretches itself, and you start listening / and the beast stretches itself to become human / It is never too late to remember, wish, an...

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