Queens In Your Bloodline Words for those descended from royal lineage.
“School was a foreign concept / And opinions were reserved only for boys…”—Queens In Your Bloodline, a poem by Ros Limbo.
Where To Put The Things That Hurt There is a part in healing where you have to choose.
“There is a part in healing where you have to choose.”—Where To Put The Things That Hurt, a short story by Jason De Klerk.
Dust Devil A dedication to B-grade horror.
Dust Devil, a poem and a dedication to B-grade horror by Don Stevenson.
This Little Light Of Mine Where is the world when it is no longer at your feet?
“Every rejection, however it comes, is a memory; a way of remembering how he ended up here.”—This Little Light Of Mine, a short story by Troy Onyango.
Lothar Von Trotha’s Ghosts What was forgotten will be remembered forever.
“What was forgotten will be remembered forever.”—Lothar Von Trotha’s Ghosts, photography by James Jamu.
Our Mouths Hold Fire And Water I thought home meant the place my father went to after he died.
“I thought home meant the place my father went to after he died.”—Our Mouths Hold Fire And Water, a short story by Jo-Ann Bekker.
Fate Of The Departed Those who stay are equally marked.
“Those who stay are equally marked.”—Fate Of The Departed, a poem by Dina Asábea Williams.
The Regent A soul knows its way to violence.
“A soul knows its way to violence.”—The Regent, a short story by Mohammed Shehu.
Gentle Alpha A visual exploration of contrasting masculinity.
Gentle Alpha, a visual exploration of contrasting masculinity by Jean-Claude Tjitamunisa.