Adam Que

Adam Que is a writer from New Jersey. He has competed as an amateur mixed martial artist. After he stopped competing and working to be a professional fighter, Adam instead started to share his writing. His work has appeared in The New Engagement, The Machinery, Slink Chunk Press and is forthcoming in Straylight Literary Magazine and [Silhouette Press / Here Comes Everyone].

“The Leftovers”, “Tuesday” and “Simulation”

Unmistakable in Adam Que’s poetry is his down-to-earth perspective, as presented in the narrative of Reye’s syndrome in “The Leftovers”; the concrete image of “Chaco shredding the pollo” in “Tuesday”; and the rich irony between “real” nature and “a downloaded app” in “Simulation.”

Issue 8, December 2017

Adam Que

Adam Que is a writer from New Jersey. He has competed as an amateur mixed martial artist. After he stopped competing and working to be a professional fighter, Adam instead started to share his writing. His work has appeared in The New Engagement, The Machinery, Slink Chunk Press and is forthcoming in Straylight Literary Magazine and [Silhouette Press / Here Comes Everyone].

“The Leftovers”, “Tuesday” and “Simulation”

Unmistakable in Adam Que’s poetry is his down-to-earth perspective, as presented in the narrative of Reye’s syndrome in “The Leftovers”; the concrete image of “Chaco shredding the pollo” in “Tuesday”; and the rich irony between “real” nature and “a downloaded app” in “Simulation.”

Issue 8, December 2017

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