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You have to understand, I woke up one day, and if I’d had any sort of life before that day, I didn’t remember it.
Read Moreby Veronica Brush | May 21, 2019 | Short Fiction
You have to understand, I woke up one day, and if I’d had any sort of life before that day, I didn’t remember it.
Read Moreby A.C. Wise | May 2, 2019 | Words for Thought
This month’s stories all explore the mixed emotions of hope and despair
Read Moreby Russell Dickerson | Apr 26, 2019 | Interviews
The incredible artwork of artist Marcela Bolívar once again graces the cover of Apex Magazine. Since this issue is about resistance, we wanted to find out what an amazing artist like Bolívar thinks of resistance in art.
Read Moreby Derek Lubangakane | Apr 16, 2019 | Short Fiction
At sunfall, the sellward, the spellcaster, and the wyrmrider paused at the foot of a dune and peered at the sun wester across the Sahael, the sea of sand. They had walked thirty days and were yet to come upon an oasis, caravan, or waykeep. At this rate, even a quick death seemed impossible.
Read Moreby Alethea Kontis | Apr 11, 2019 | Nonfiction
I started acting on stage at seven. My first role was Marcie in We’re All Stars, Charlie Brown. I don’t remember the audition, but I do remember my mother’s reaction: something along the lines of “What? My child, with her nose permanently stuck in books, whose best friend is a tree, is going to stand up in front of people? AND SING??”
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