The Sisters, by Berthe Morisot

let us cast lots, and can't we have a lesbian love story where no one dies?

February 9, 2025




Further considerations

[article]

Telling the Truth

By Randi Schalet

I once told a therapist my father was molesting me. It wasn’t true. I was twenty-five and exhausted, lying awake most nights trying to understand why I felt so sad when nothing in my life was obviously wrong.

[poetry]

Thoughts of Endangered Paper

By Kenneth Nichols

Here I am, looking at this copy of a // two hundred-dollar book.

[poetry]

this is about capitalism, and The Poet Sees Her Ex at Pride

By Emma Johnson-Rivard

duty pulled a mountain along lesser used roads. // time was ill-spent preparing workers for the crossing.

[poetry]

good people on both sides, and running fingers through your hair, thin as feathers

By Kathleen Hellen

My dear trees, I no longer recognize you // The storm puts its mouth to the house