issue 38 – VAGABOND CITY

WHITE PICKET FENCES by PRITHIVA SHARMA

You told me you had your first kiss at Papa Chinos by the bushes I was awestruck that a Papa Chinos exists where they have bushes I wonder what kind of a neighbourhood you grew up in Was it a brownstone one, with houses lined one after the other or was it a scene […]

Everything, issue 38, Poetry

BIRTHRIGHT by NATALIE WEE

Of all my inheritances my father’s appetite pulls heaviest the translucent ache licks my joints sweet a mouth without a mouth begging not for fullness but to be rid of absence a man who praises water’s return to shore transforms my […]