Issue 14: The Sea
Fiction
Flash Fiction | The Castle
“What I saw was a beauty so tremendous, it had every bone in my exoskeleton shaking.”
By Charlie Shoup
Flash Fiction | In the Bath
“In the bath, in the sea, I imagined my body independent of another, only mine from the beginning until the end. I imagined floating along forever with my own weight and nothing more.”
By Carina Cain
Flash Fiction | Snatched
By Nicole Cushing
Flash Fiction | Of Stars and Broken Promises
By Abir Barkat
Flash Fiction | Bizarre Object
By Salma Ahmed
Poetry
Poetry | Chop
“it’s easiest to dream / when the breakwater breaks / and the tide rushes in”
By Devon Brock
Poetry | Existence
“And I, / Just like the mound of earth / My body tugged at / by death”
By Paul Alleyne
Poetry | Passenger
“The salt water pouring into her mouth and / crystallizing the chords in her throat / into jagged garnet and obsidian”
By Chloe Biggs
Poetry | Under Tempest Waters
“seeds of forbidden / fruit spilled like tears / the fig forced down”
By Ryan Bresingham
Poetry | The Stink of Heat
“What I remember is the love, / The stinking of love in all that heat”
By Lucy Richardson