LATEST IN PROSE
“The fight is all I’ve ever known” by Klara Pertmann
A poetic short story describing the practice of moving the body, questioning notions of goodness and growing up.
“A Postcard from Norway” by Kati Bumbera
On running away.
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.
MORE PROSE
Sam the Squid by Rimika Solloway
A squid who is also a woman deals with depression and abuse.
Two Paths Diverge in a Cemetery by Lily Bland
A chronically ill person ventures out for a walk in a cemetery, ruminates on life, death and illness.
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.