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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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When I Arrive in Niue
Poet Katalaina Polata’ivao imagines a time when they once again visit their homeland.
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Melissa (previously published as George)
Alphabet Book Club’s book master Chelsea reviews “Melissa,” a touching children’s book about a trans child struggling to be herself in the world.
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once, i belonged to womanhood
Dark and visceral, Kat Rowan writes of feeling out of sync with womanhood in stanzas that will leave you feeling unspooled.
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Poorhara by Michelle Rahurahu
In which Josiah Morgan is pōhara on a haerenga with Michelle Rahurahu’s ‘Poorhara’ and its haerenga.
In a dream, you saw a way to survive, and you were filled with joy.
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