We’re just two ordinary girls in a city bludgeoned by its state, modernity submerged in technology stabbing the stars with pollution and nonsensical dreams.
Read MoreMurders Fell from Our Wombs
Cover artist is Chase Henson is an independent fantasy artist living in Provo, Utah. Henson balances mythology with science fiction in unique ways, and shared with us his insight about what it means to create art.
Read MoreInterview with Cover Artist Chase Henson
Rose is ten when the blacksmith’s son pushes her into the river. She lands badly, rocks scraping her knees, tearing her palms. Her dress is cold and wet against her skin as she drags herself out of the water.
Read MoreThe Sharp Edges of Anger
Five knew two things about Brother Ted Gunderson: The man loved Jesus, and hated his own son. Five was never allowed to call him Father or Pa. Once Five was old enough to string the words together, Brother Ted Gunderson was Brother Ted Gunderson, and Five would catch a beating if he left off a single syllable.
Read MoreClap Your Hands
Andrew Johnson interviews author Andrew F. Kooy about his issue 107 story "Clap Your Hands."
Read MoreInterview with Author Andrew F. Kooy
Welcome to issue 107!
Read MoreWords from the Editor-in-Chief
Reviews of stories that revolve around death, grief, and loss.
Read MoreWords for Thought #22
This month’s cover artist is Benedick Bana, a freelance concept artist and art instructor from the Philippines. His work has been featured in a number of publications worldwide, including ImagineFX, Advanced Photoshop, and Clarkesworld.
Read MoreInterview with Cover Artist Benedick Bana
Marla and Zufi, the reigning queens of Hell, were eight years into a meaningless spat, living more as roommates than lovers, and as a consequence, Marla was irritable and Zufi was bored.
Read MoreThree Petitions to the Queen of Hell