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Hatred For The Healer
In this twisted and corrupted world of the future there is little solace. A lone healer seeks to help the sick mutants who persist. But danger lurks behind every corner.
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High Five
Up high, down low—too slow! Beware the giant hands, warns Nicola Andrews in this frenetic new poem.
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Put your hand up if you’ve ever felt personally victimised by your body
Backne, butt hair and boob jobs. Get close and personal to a body in flux with Sylvan Spring.
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Black Holes Where My Heart Should Be
A tender poem of gravity and gold by self-declared professional menace El Spurlock.
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I Miss You, I Will Never Meet You.
“Forming a relationship with a generation of people I will never meet.” Blaise Clotworthy explores their connection with our Queer forebears and the AIDS pandemic.
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dreamless night
Kyra Lawler draws inspiration from Orville Peck’s “Dead of Night” and searches for a slice of cliché among the vastness of the universe.
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Pam: An Autobiography
Werewolf? No, no, Pam is an Arewolf. Listen closely and they might have a little something to teach you about being in the present.
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Caesar and Cleo
Through short story, Erin Ramsay touches on the corrosiveness of dysphoria, the decay of late capitalism, and the ambivalences of certain kinds of friendship.
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Snacks
Laura Vincent presents an ode to snacks. The humble, the nostalgic, the delicious, and everything in between.
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Like Walt Whitman, but Somehow Hornier
There is no way that Amanda Faye Martin is actually hornier than Walt Whitman (nobody is), but she’s still sort of in love with everything and so has offered this poem.
In a dream, you saw a way to survive, and you were filled with joy.
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