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Issue Fall '24

"What am I" by Daniel Beaudoin

Flash Fiction

I, Galatea

by Philipp Scheiber

I am Galatea. Somewhat. Not hewn from stone but forged, cast — my hot potential poured into some form that’s been made for me — no! Not even for me , ...read the full piece 
"Snow Dreams. Young Woman." by Irina Novikova

Flash Fiction

My Father at the Border between Hades and La Merica

by Edvige Giunta

I met my father, diagnosed with a malattia innominata , at the border between Hades and La Merica. On his back he carried a burlap sack of half-told ...read the full piece 
"Flamboyant" by Nadine Nebel

Short Story

Friend of Their Youth

by Murali Kamma

The first time he saw Jagan was during an improvised cricket game in the spacious courtyard of an ancient, weather-beaten but stately house owned by ...read the full piece 
"The Back Page" by Robin Young

Flash Nonfiction

I Am an Alien

by Parvathy J

I tell stories. It could be anyone, we could be anywhere, doing anything. After hours and days of debating in inner monologues, when I feel safe ...read the full piece 
Untitled by Harald Wawrzyniak (rûm)

Essay

Grieving In Your Name

by Bora Hah

“Your name becomes a song that flows in my heart. If I follow the water, will I get near you?” ― Kim Yuna, River I. HIM News of his death arrived in ...read the full piece 
"Mother" by Atzin Garcia

Essay

my mother tongue

by Asya Akimzhanova

to Apasha ... I needed a different language: a language that was a place of affection and reflection. — Antonio Tabucchi on Friday I had my first ...read the full piece 
"Imagination" by Marlene Bracher

Poetry

dream en abya yala

by Alan Palacios

where the flesh of jacarandas shifts across the invisible layers cosmic fabrics tear return us (to) the land like a miraged plateau hidden within our ...read the full piece 
"Earth Dreams" by Mirjana Miric

Poetry

body-bound

by Veronica Vo

the lord cut her open in a white coat wanting nothing but legacy, on a bright Texas morning to remind us where the horizon lay. I was something small ...read the full piece 

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