Mouth (Unzipped)

Poetry by Jude Marr

PoetrySubmissionDecember 31, 2018Comment

The Darkness Don’t Let Up Until It Does

poetry by Meeuh Williams

PoetrySubmissionDecember 24, 2018poetry, trans rights, transgender poetComment

Feliz Navidad

A very special Holiday short story from Krizia Bruno – Feliz Navidad, Kittens!

You’ve Come This Far to Be No One

Creative Non-Fiction/Poetry by Samuel J Fox

Creative Non-Fiction, PoetrySubmissionDecember 17, 2018Comment

Skaði

I’m spiraling when she appears. Uncertainty engulfs me; / my friend’s projected warnings make me nauseous and choke, / but Skaði offers me hope, a blanket, and some mead.

Goddess Poems, PoetryMarisa SilvaDecember 13, 2018goddess poem, goddesses, skaoi, marisa silvaComment

What Happens When a Satanist Dies

Creative non-fiction by Thursday Simpson

Creative Non-FictionSubmissionDecember 10, 2018Thursday Simpson, creative writing, creative non-fictionComment

Just Like U Said It Would B

Jessie shares her thoughts on Sinead O’Connor’s recent conversion to Islam and reflects on what Sinead has represented to her throughout the years.

Personal Essay, Pop CultureJessie Lynn McMainsDecember 6, 2018sinead o'conner, religion, pop culture, pop culture critique, op-edComment

AT LEAST THE SUN IS SHINING

poems by Helga Floros

PoetrySubmissionDecember 3, 2018Comment

Surfboard

poetry by Elisabeth Horan

Poetry, SexualitySubmissionNovember 26, 2018poetry, sex, sexuality, elisabeth horan, poemComment

Rialto of the Bones of Womyn I’ve Loved (a sinking heap)

poetry by Afieya Kipp, founding editor of Vessel Press

Divine Feminine, PoetrySubmissionNovember 19, 2018poetry, poems, poem, afieya kipp, dreamsComment

Kerosene Day Dreams

short story + poem by Jean-Marie Bub, founder of Wide Eyes Publishing

PoetrySubmissionNovember 12, 2018Comment

Is it Possible to Lease a Puppy?

poem by Adrian Ernesto Cepeda

Divine Masculine, PoetrySubmissionNovember 5, 2018poetry, relationships, divine masculine, adrian ernesto cepedaComment

Tea with Hera During Venus Retrograde

“I wondered if there were ever times she forgot who she was; / if just knowing Zeus chased others— / made her find faults and want to carve them into her skin / so that each scar bellowed: Is this why I’m not enough?”