I Listen With My Eyes and I see with my ears the things that no man has dared to ingest. The technological cataracts that has filmed over my reality, and has innovated a world of where one – dimensional hollow shells, pace along the sidewalks and old concrete roads. Their souls linger through an advanced medium of both data and… Read more →
Month: September 2018
“Breadwinner” by Lauren Conte
Temper your anger, that beast with no name who howls for yours. Offer shelter, then teach it obedience. Temper your gracelessness— your brood swallows whatever you feed them. Fear has its sucker-face buried in your guts, threatening your blood. Temper your mouth against mine, silence the flutters the rustles, the tremors. Draw near your downy-winged children, smell their unflaws, the… Read more →
“Pandora’s Box” by Regan Campbell
“Nobles: Portraits of the Modern Chessmen” by Michele Farren
“I can get married now, apparently.” by Maria Barrientos
“The Wanderer” by Kaity Butcher
As I made my way down the beach, I noticed the family. They were planted atop the shore’s sandy hill just to my right with their belongings and sun-soaked bodies spread out on the makeshift pallet of blankets. The man was unconscious – sleeping, not dead. He thought he was hiding it behind his gas-station sunglasses, but the rhythmic nature… Read more →
“Complex Inversion” by Michele Farren