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The Unapologetic (Sinner) - Darriel McBride
Contrary to popular opinion, I am not a sinner. I do not bargain with the devil nor am I the priest that loves god’s children a little...
Sep 6, 20212 min read


Take Me Back To Sweetwater Tavern after “If You Really Want To Ruin Me” by Megan Fal- Claire Paschal
What if we could untie the belted noose and breathe your brain back to how it was before? What if the postmark date flipped back seven...
Sep 4, 20211 min read


The Gender Thing - Bailey LePage
If I had to describe the gender thing, it would be indiscernible from lost languages. You would not be able to translate what it feels...
Sep 2, 20212 min read


FOR THE MAN WHO COLONIZED MY BODY - Hinnah Mian
my mother tells me of how her homeland was once taken over by those who felt as though they were entitled to it simply because she wasn’t...
Aug 31, 20211 min read


A body exodus - Hannah Blaser Gott
We sit in winery windows, in fluorescent dorm rooms, in Starbucks lobbies searching for wifi. We pretend that we take back all we’ve...
Aug 29, 20211 min read


Kids Who Left the Village - Aisha Baum
Knotted ribbons that could turn a bath water brown flow through the forest air strung to the witnessing spruce and haphazardly hung tarp...
Aug 27, 20212 min read


Since - Adriana Morgan
Since I've lost you, my skin got bored of me, and stretched, stretched away. It became a huge spider web, trying to catch your eyes like...
Aug 25, 20212 min read


Obsidian - Shilah LaCoe
It’s a Tuesday, 4 a.m., three years from then and the dream is Taking her under and around and back again. She’s scrambling, trying to...
Aug 23, 20211 min read


For J - Avia Matossian
You and I are moon-tucked, circadian rhythms apart while gripped in our own four-poster gaze. Chucked hesitation to endless breezes,...
Aug 21, 20211 min read


Egg - Sophia Larson
A cold kind of mercy Leaving the knife on the table And chewing It was that siamese knot in my neck Or that animal breath in my ears Or...
Aug 17, 20211 min read


Primrose Path - kris whorton
Call me Ishmael, my professor read aloud and I looked over his shoulder, out the window at a young man who looked good enough to take to...
Aug 15, 20211 min read


The Face Game - Sabina Khan-Ibarra
I never knew the fear of a face in full view until I met him show me an eye, nut-brown, lined with sparse lashes a nose, round- tipped...
Aug 11, 20211 min read
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