ABDUCTED BY AUDIO by T.A Shiroma
Abducted by Audio
My life narrowed into a dark tunnel sometime during last spring. As my despair deepened my nights out became longer and more frequent; I often spent them alone. I did not desire...
PERMANENT SCARS by Hank Kalet
I left the cabinet door open again. Packages of napkins, paper plates, a box of pop corn. Straws. Plastic cups. Paper towels. All visible.
The cabinet: Blond beechwood, pinkish as the sun sneaks in through...
NEOLIBERALISMO E AUTORITARISMO: DUAS FACES DE UMA MOEDA por Beatriz Mestre
1 Introdução
Nascido do modelo capitalista que marcou vincadamente o período seguinte à Revolução Industrial e que, de forma mais ou menos vincada, alimentou a escalada autoritária dos anos 30 do século XX, o neoliberalismo...
ARGENTINA 1990: THE ROAD NOT TAKEN by Carol Zapata-Whelan
It is a mild winter day in Buenos Aires, August of 1990, and my uncle Cacho, dark eyes convivial, is introducing me to an old friend in the Ezeiza Airport. My uncle's friend...
WRITER’S BLOCK AT ITS FINEST by Maria Fernanda
A blank page was staring straight into Phoebe’s soul. She had opened her laptop, creating a new document to write in. At first, she thought it was going to be easy, but ten minutes...
ON BREASTFEEDING by Camille Bégin
Ben took a photograph of me as I breastfeed our son for the first time; he did not take a photograph of me breastfeeding for the last time. It was not supposed the be...
PLUM BLOSSOM by Hongbo Tan
After a recent move, while unpacking, I noticed a carefully-wrapped package inside an old cardboard box. Ripping off its layers of yellowed paper, I saw a white enameled mug still sparkling as brightly as...
I PLANNED MY FUNERAL WHEN I WAS A CHILD by Reece Caven
I planned my funeral when I was a child. I know how that sounds. It’s not like that. It wasn’t a practice in suicidal contemplation. I’m not eager for it, I just know how...
IN PREPARATION: DANCING FOR YOUR LIFE by Gail Hosking
My mother turned twelve in Kountze, Texas where her father worked the nearby oilrigs, leaving his family for weeks at a time. Little did she know that this was a good preparation for living...
21st CENTURY FUN TIMES by Connor Lukes
21st Century Fun Times
Mom and Dad are away. They're on their way back today. I already know I'll skimp on the details when I tell them about last night.
I went out with Sam and...