In our first SFWA-recognized pro-paying issue, our authors dig into themes of loss and separation, family and found family, and grief—including the denial, fear, rage, and powerless that comes with it. But also intimations of hope: of finding respite and strength in our memories, and remaking ourselves and our worlds.
Check the links below for samples from our longer pieces. If you want to dig in now, the full, designed issue is available now for purchase and download!
Grief and Gateways: An Introduction by Alexander De Pompa
Prism by S. D. Brown
Divining Manëtuwàk at the Banks of the Wabash by D. A. Lockhart
Flowers of Cerrado by H. Pueyo
His Dream by James Collier
What Lies Within by Isha Karki
Out of Myself by Manahil Bandukwala
She Lies an Island by Michelle Payne
The Stone Circle by Isobel Granby
Diptych of Summers Past by Isabel Yang
Keeping Her by Sheila Massie
Crochet Rest by Jade Riordan
The City We Live On by Sydney Henderson
Abeona, Goddess of Outward Journeys, Hits the Glass Ceiling by Nisa Malli
The Myth of the Wound Sealer by Lia Binte Sidin
Re-Wilding by Tiffany Morris
Cyclic by Jade Zhang
