Song of the Last Hour, by Samuel A. Betiku
(for Jean-Pierre Adams, in coma for almost four decades before his passing) What landscapes emerge when the spirit goesfor a […]
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You Row and You Burn, by Elou Carroll
FEBRUARY 2023, SHORT STORY, 1015 WORDS The best thing about being dead is no longer needing to breathe. The worst
Don’t Fear the Reaper: How Death in The Sandman Allowed Me to Overcome My Fear Of Dying, by J. D. Harlock
“For some folks, death is release, and for others, death is an abomination, a terrible thing. But in the end,
Bougainville, by Nnadi Samuel
“Wake up and ache for your life.” — Natalie Diaz I do not assure you the ligament protruding from your
Ask a Necromancer, by Amanda Downum
State of the Necromancer Address The year 2023 has wrought big changes for your necromancer, dear readers. When I started
Amma’s Kitchen, by Rati Mehrotra
SHORT STORY, 4805 WORDS I can always tell what dish my customers will order. Knowing what the dead crave is
flood fish/pumpkin moon, by Grace Cahill
after the flood we grew carnivore pumpkins,fed on flood fish—silver fish, too small for species,unlucky—they had died in the mud