We Inhaled This Wanderlust, by Tehnuka
We begin walking on a grey eveningalong uneven pavement. Two ducks join us, quacking. I recall how, last time we walked […]
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Just Another Door, by Alexandra Seidel
SEPTEMBER 2023, SHORT STORY, 2900 WORDS The house is not a house. And yet, I am a guest, a knowledge
Ask a Necromancer, by Amanda Downum
Into Something Rich and Strange Karen asks: Without great expanses of space, do you think there will be less and
Vertigo, by Abhinav
That last thing is what you can’t get, Carlo. Nobody can get to that last thing. We keep on living
#587 Mourn for Relatives, by MK Zvokel
The laws concerning Jewish mourners (#587–590) are one of the thirty-four categories of mitzvot according to Rambam, aka Moses Maimonides,
Sitting Shiva, by Zachary Rosenberg
SEPTEMBER 2023, SHORT STORY, 4200 WORDS Avram Mordecai sits shiva for his dead sister Tamar with only Tamar herself in
A Lace of Music, by Damilola Omotoyinbo
Don’t be afraid to weave your truthinto a duvet. Sing your demon a lullaby, let it sleep. Give existence a