We are looking for short fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, visual art, and photography that explore all the dirty things we’re told to scrub away… and what happens when they stick around.…
For nearly 20 years of writing, Kathryn Mockler didn’t think twice about discussing periods.…
From the roof of my third-storey house, I look up at the clouds for reassurance; searching for bits of guidance or meaning in the everyday. They are always lingering above me with considerate movement, constantly dissipating and changing form. …
In Scenes from the Underground, we are immersed in a vibrant atmosphere where we are obliged to find meaning under the blaring dubstep music that drowns out our anxieties and existential dread of the outside world.…
The young graphic artist’s first fiction piece, This is How I Disappear (2021) or C’est Comme Ca Que Je Disparais, is bursting with heart and vulnerability.…
Booze! Drugs! Lust! All of which are sworn against at the evangelical church in Lauren’s suburban nightmare. But Canadian artist Jessica Campbell adds a satirical dimension to this, bringing something entirely new to the table in her third comic, Rave. …
According to the World Health Organization, “one in three women will be sexually or physically assaulted by a partner, or experience sexual violence, in their lifetime.”…
In Revenge Body, Rachel Wiley reveals her deep-seated anger and a desire for retribution. She speaks of “righteous anger” and this “undeserved forgiveness” that burns inside of her. She speaks from the heart when revealing her truths, and she is …
“You think that you can just hide behind that mask and everything is okay?” the blaring television playing in the background...
