- Sponge
by Liliana Green
if I have anything of importance to say / I just open my notes app
- Letter from the Editor, 2023-24
by Taylor Syfan
The phrase “particularly in these times” stands out to me.
- In Color
by Victoria Suds
Boxes in the trunk of the Toyota Corolla Azure her mother sold when they got to the city. Their neighbor played “Purple Rain” every morning. Blue stripes on the city bus. Blue Man Group in Union Square. Public school, plastic chairs. First test. “Sorry kid,” when Natasha’s teacher handed her a blue pen.
- My Little Titties Saved My Life
by Lior Field
I love referring to my surgery as a boob job because it makes people do a double-take. I see them recalibrate, “What kind of gay are you? Where are you coming from and where are you going?”
- Seule
by Robyn Young
Ms. Zeller told us, “if you scrunch all your fingers and toes and hold it for about ten seconds and then release, that’s kind of what an orgasm feels like.” Glancing down I saw twenty pairs of feet, all wearing the same green knee high socks and black shoes, lift slightly off the floor as we all clenched our toes.
- Down South
by Katherine DeGennaro
Driving gingerly driving motherly.
- Hope for Rain
by Ellie Whittam
It is summer and all my friends are dying.