you’re gonna need a bigger boat, lit world – a letter from the editor
Fiction
Still Open, After All These Years by Michael B. Tager
Opossom by Corey Farrenkopf
Crazy, Stupid, Tacos by Nicole Zhu
Taco Belles by Daniel Mickelsen
How to Have a Supremely Good Time by Ben Shahon
Four Things by Miranda Manzano
Essays
two little brown girls by Marcos Damián León
Hobbling towards Living Más: Detangling Crip Identity and Labor by Adam Hubrig
Mostly True Stories
Unspoken Rules of Family Road Trip by Halley Fehner
Dishwater Burrito by Brittney Uecker
Surfing the Neon Purple Light by Keith James
Personal Essay
No Sauce by Katrina Prow
2017 by Sam Roos
The Art of Negotiation by Dena Rod
The Last Coffee Date by Kelly Lindell
Poetry
sez fatherman by Steven Alvarez
Field Notes (from Champion, Ohio) by Matt Mitchell
Birthday Tacos by Sidney Wollmuth
The Artist of Trickham Road by William Hicks
sunday things/someday things by Megan Cannella
She Was Fine Two Weeks Before by Robert Beveridge
Vegetarian Options by Sally Seck
One (1) Poem by Homeless
6 modern haiku for a taco bell drive thru by Brandon Thomas DiSabatino
Why We Got Kicked Out of the Taco Bell in Downers Grove, IL by Tim Stafford
IN PRAISE OF TACO BELL by Nancy Cook
Eating Vegan Burritos in the Taco Bell Parking Lot During a Snowstorm by Matthew Schultz
Mtn Dew in Mt. Ephraim by Jason Love
Comics
FOURTHMEAL by Andrew Leamon and Christopher Peterson
An Ode to the Taco Party Pack by John “Hoss” Taylor
Multimedia
My Last by Tyler Fairbairn
baja / chalupa / cinnamon / fries by Cheyanne Lobo
Closing Benedictions
Shoutout to the G.O.A.T. Upstairs by Charles March
Please Drive Through by Kit O’ Hallaron
Her Name Was Santa Fe by Brian T. Yee
They Weren’t Even That Good by Austin Hendricks
On the Nature of the Supreme by John Chrostek
Psalm 299. by TJ Fuller
Taco Bell Quarterly 