“Useless Wombs” + “Indoctrinated” by Janna Grace

Useless wombs   are useless before your period and after menopause but being useless only matters when they might be Continue reading →

“Like a Running Moss” by Janna Grace

Like a Running Moss   Men were always rambling or rolling, moving on while we stayed— growing moss. Now though, Continue reading →

“Keeping Tabs” by Janna Grace

Keeping Tabs   On my computer there are always dozens of them hundreds even, open and waiting to be opened Continue reading →

“Bottles Reflect” by Janna Grace

Bottles Reflect   He stopped drinking the day she left. Or did she leave the day he stopped? He wasn’t Continue reading →

“Sands” by Valentina Cano

The sands came every year, the sound of clashing swords and the sweet, orange smell of fire tangled in their Continue reading →

“Feminism” by Payal Saran

People say, “We are living in the world of equality and freedom.” Really? I don’t think so. Maybe they say Continue reading →

“What Does it Mean to be a Non-Parent?” by Coles

As female, it means many things. In your teens, it means you have a future. In your twenties it means Continue reading →

“1920” by DC Diamondopolous

A ray of sun struck the copper’s badge and bounced off, lighting up the voting box inside H. L. Drugstore Continue reading →