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WEAPONS OF WAR (NO MORE DEAD FAGGOTS)
War wages on the front lines of Ted Greensmith-West’s prose, with weaponised words used in the daily combat of existence.
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if the world was ending
At the brink of a fundamental shift in the world, Cileme pours out anxious thoughts and grasps for moments of bliss from days past.
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balaena bay august 2021
Through this piece, Pōneke-based poet harold coutts transports you to a moment in August of 2021, where wind buffets your face and the salt spray stings your eyes. Remember to breathe deeply.
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My Mother Loves Me
Mari digs their heels in and wades through the complex boundary of being loved and being liked by your parents.
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Lost In Translation
Ōtautahi-based linguist-in-training Sidney reflects on expressions of Queer identity across languages.
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we saw carly rae jepsen in concert when concerts still existed and dedicated side b didn’t exist yet
Romance, West Auckland and Carly Rae Jepsen all wrapped up in a poem from kī anthony.
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A Letter From the Editor
bad apple’s first Letter from the Editor. A welcome, many, many rounds of thank yous, and a bit of wistful optimism from Damien Levi.
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Somatic Shomudro’s Queer Sex Ed Column
Somatic sex therapist Sarita Das is ready and willing to answer all your questions. Don’t be shy, ask away!
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Wātaka II: Purea
J. Wiremu Kane goes straight for the throat of colonisation in this thought provoking and visceral prose.
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In the Party Together — An Interview with Tyrun
Alex de Vries chats with rising local R&B sensation Tyrun about music, Niue and his upcoming performance at Forage Fest.
In a dream, you saw a way to survive, and you were filled with joy.
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