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By Rose Gowen
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By Marie Ungar
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By Caleb Braun
SEE MORE STORIESVOLTA No. 3 Fall 2026
Flur (2024), Lilli Geyer
POETRY
CALEB BRAUN The New Brutalism
MARIE UNGAR Secret Poem
JULIE HANSON Marriage
NINA RELJIĆ New Amsterdam
MAX GREGG the baltimore oriole is migratory
MIRANDA ARGYROS Shadowboxing
DAVID KEPLINGER The Ordovician Period
FICTION
MYLES EARLY Spaniel Daisy Retriever Yarrow
NONFICTION
ELEANOR POLAK Can You Forgive Her? The Sickly Stylishness of The Drama
ARTIST INTERVIEW
LILLI GEYER “Nothing too Ordinary to be Painted”: A Creative Practice and the Beauty of the Domestic
FROM THE VOLTA ARCHIVE“I often think I’ve been places I’ve never been. I see the city lights and remember crawling into each and every window. It’s devastating. Each and every window.”
“The map had been completed. The map itself / had been mapped by another map. ”
“if I let my arms / go does it look like I’m letting / my arms go”
AUTHORS
David Ehmcke
Julie Hanson
Myles Early
ARTISTS
Madeline Eldridge
Faye Wei Wei