VOLUME VI
GUY KOJAK MAGAZINE
Volume VI brings together experimental poems and short prose about messy modern life: sex, war, mental health, grief, politics, and awkward love. Using voices from different places and classes, it moves between satire, anger, dark humour, and quiet reflection. The pieces share a focus on how people cope, badly or bravely, in a world that feels harsh, absurd, and occasionally still kind.
Tick. Tick. Tick. ick. ick. ick.
Danny Ray Cuhen
Tick. Tick. Tick. ick. ick. ick. is a confessional narrative that traces a single speaker’s life from childhood trauma through war, addiction, and attempted self-destruction, exposing how violence—both personal and systemic—infects every layer of existence.
It's both an elegy and a confession: a record of what violence leaves behind in the body, in memory, and in color.
