Zeru Zeru Your skin...it's a brilliant, china-like patina that hides many of your scars.
“Your skin…it’s a brilliant, china-like patina that hides many of your scars.” — Zeru Zeru, nonfiction by Eduek Moses.
The Throne And The Crown We are flesh of the sun and flesh of the sky: our stories—from us, by us, and for us—are our thrones, and every reader—both met and unmet—is a crown.
“We are flesh of the sun and flesh of the sky: our stories—from us, by us, and for us—are our thrones, and every reader—both met and unmet—is a crown.” — The Throne And The Crown, an editorial by Rémy Ngamije.
Measure I’m sorry for the unwrought clay of this flesh.
“I’m sorry for the unwrought clay of this flesh.” — Measure, poetry by Amanda Gunn.
Sneaking Up On Myself Literatea, 12: Frankie Murrey.
“It was more like sneaking up on myself.” — Literatea with Frankie Murray about festival organisation and creative writing.
The Aphrodite Hour “I knew I was unhappy with Roman the day I decided I was happy to share him.”
“…I knew I was unhappy with Roman the day I decided I was happy to share him.” — The Aphrodite Hour, fiction by Xavierie M.
I Have Not Yet Learned To Swim I’ll be the many names no one remembers.
“I’ll be the many names no one remembers.” — I Have Not Yet Learned To Swim, poetry by Vekondjisa Nosipho Katusuva.
Flesh Of The Sun And flesh of the sky.
“…flesh of the sky…” — Flesh Of The Sun, short fiction by Hugh Ellis.
In The Shadow Of Reflection Our paths converged in a whispered moment of skin and secrets.
“Our paths converged in a whispered moment of skin and secrets.” — In The Shadow Of Reflection, poetry by Jedidja Kakuva.
A Teacher’s Journal There is a dark force at work. It is larger than them and me, and its talons rake their way through the tissue of my brain and my ventricles
“There is a dark force at work. It is larger than them and me, and its talons rake their way through the tissue of my brain and my ventricles.” — A Teacher’s Journal, nonfiction by Paul Mason.