Let Us Eat by Jasmine De La PazThe winter gale blew against the cottage, whistling through the cracks and causing the flames of the fire to dance like the devil. [...]
The Cairn by Aerial DouskosI buried my face in the crook of her neck, breathing in honey and blooming yeast; a waft of piss, rising from the squirrel in her hands[...]
Lorelei by E.C. TraganasThe river was murmuring, tinkling like suspended crystal droplets glinting in the silvery light, slowly meandering, pushing onwards [...]
Back To The Land by Andrea WinklerLydia surveyed the mass of brambles in the backyard. She’d need more than a weed-whacker to make a dent. Only three months [...]