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The Tea Picking Club by Grasea
The painful disparities of race and class breed a cynicism that comes with knowing you belong to a particular category.
No Use Crying Over Spilled— by Chiara Bullen
Sometimes, the only way to escape is to jump from the fire into the frying pan – it’s better than remaining in the flames.
Come Home by Jen Cornick
An atmospheric ghost story in an abandoned town.
The Boy Who Went at 137 mph by Alice Langley
A girl’s unexpected encounter by the sea leads to a transformation beyond her wildest imaginings.
Common Sense of the People by Katie Harrison
A collection of pandemic parables.
Third Eye by Nadica Trajkova
Maria has been haunted by a giant eye for as long as she can remember, but will opening up about it ruin her new relationship?
The Ice Queen by Ellie Anthony
A young woman strikes a deal with a faerie in her neighboring woods.
Morana by Maruška Slavec
A little girl and her mother witness the drowning of the effigy of the goddess Morana in a ritual to bring back spring.
Mrs Selkie by Emma Wells
A selkie long trapped by a man escapes her imprisonment and reclaims the sea.
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Midnight Call by Safiya Cherfi
Unable to sleep, a young boy overhears his father on a call that shifts his priorities.
Transhumance by Andrew F. Giles
Fictional response to the ancient seasonal farming practice of transhumance, seen through a queer lens.
Snow Globe by Sapphire Allard
A pregnant woman reflects on her ancestry.
Across the Ocean by Yuqing Weng
A multi-generation story of immigration, repatriation, and the recovering of self-identity.
Sprinkles by Eule Grey
The sprinkles and ripples of Miranda’s life stop her from buying eggs to make a meal for her date.