Issue 2 | Burnt Breakfast

The Things we Learnt about Sam after his Passing | By Megha Nayar

That he owned a closet full of sweaters he had knit himself. That the sweaters were absolutely gorgeous. That nobody from his circle –...

Summer from my Bedside Window | By Katie-May Sayers

A rare cloud comes into view. Birds swoop in and out of frame, wings cutting through a pollen-soaked breeze. I crack open the window,...

The Climb | By Gaia Donati

I wouldn’t put my finger there if I were you. There, that’s a better grip. I can see you are not ready to face death. La muerte,...

Primrose in Watercolour | By Lucy Holme

I I don’t like the way you made me look Cruel, old, dispassionate. You drew my eyebrows wrong. My hair line-disappears (like the years)...

I Hope My Plants Aren't Dead | By Joe Ray W.

Get a house plant, that's what they said. It'll be good for you, that's what the internet said. Maybe I will, that's what I said.

Facebook Banner Upload | By Deryck N. Robertson

Today I changed the cover picture On my Facebook profile Like I’ve done dozens of times Before

On the Anniversary of a Hanging | By Richard Henkle

T.W. The following poem contains themes related to suicide

The Other Other Woman | By Shoshauna Shy

Steve’s leaving his wife. But not for me.

Louis Blake Prefers to be Called Red

Louis Blake was born three months and twenty days before his biological father, Sam Coe, died in an explosion on the other side of the...

No Grapes and No Nuts | By J. Archer Avary

was it Jerry Seinfeld or some lesser observational comic who pointed out the misleading nomenclature of Grape Nuts cereal: ‘if they’re...

I Saw Rasputin | By Carl Boon

I saw Rasputin—or his shadow— near the limbs of the ash tree, our place, where the northern wall’s begun to crumble. Mama says his face...

In Lieu of Real Flowers | By Stephen Pisani

Here are a few of the standard questions all of us MBFS (Marble Ball Flower Salespeople) get asked. Included are several examples of possibl

The Oliphanti | By Rebecca Harrison

"Don’t feed the future," Dad laughed as he steered into the zoo car park. "Do they have food from the future here, too?" I pressed my...

Jeannie's Guide to Wonton Girls | Jenny Wong

Jenny Wong is a writer, traveler, and occasional business analyst. She resides in the foothills of Alberta, Canada and tweets @jenwithwords

Issue 2 Preface

Issue Two will officially begin uploading as of the 09th of November.

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