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On changing, again.
Holly reflects on her own personhood in this poem, which she erased from an essay her father wrote on changing his name.
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volatile compound
Laura Vincent uncovers a fourth and (probably) final layer of response and reflection to a poem from bad apple’s early days.
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in our universe
ella sage respons to bram casey’s ‘in every other universe’ through this love letter essay to friendship and queer camaraderie.
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Your other girlfriend, the moon
Grace Shelley pens a short story of love, yearning and an elevator to the moon.
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Distraction
In this poem, Emily Heyward rages about the far right going after the queer community while our natural world burns.
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just geese
Hebe Kearney conjures ‘Wild Geese’ and its many iterations via Hera Lindsay Bird, Rebecca Hawkes and all the other poets with fondness for Mary Oliver.
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Mirrors and Windows
Alia Govin-Fowler digs into the feelings of friction she often encounters when it comes to #girlhood.
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G(AI)
Present day technology is a wonder and a menace. Jade du Preez’s children can, on long car rides, request ‘Green Eggs and Ham’ on repeat via Spotify. She can engage in circuitous arguments with Copilot at her place of work.
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The Magpies Who Remember Your Face
In this new poem, Francis Aschoff weaves memory into the present by challenging creatures of habit to change their ways.
In a dream, you saw a way to survive, and you were filled with joy.
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