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“The Mystery of Iniquity: Lies in the Time of Corona”

by Herina Ayot

In the summer of 2018, when I was studying in Paris, a scam artist robbed me of five hundred dollars outside of…

FICTION | SHORT STORY

“Symbiosis”

by Abigail Jordon

1. The day my sister disappeared, the uncomfortable red hue of the evening sky and the vibrancy of the grass complemented each…

ESSAYS/journeys/On Blackness and other wonders

A Meditation on Return Voyages

by Kristie Robin Johnson

I. Places that I am terrified of returning to: Shitty $49-a-night motels with dingy sheets and showers overrun with mildew smelling of…

ESSAYS/journeys

Transnational F**keries

by Jennifer Celestin

At the produce markets that populated Church Avenue, if someone cut in line or pushed her while trying to squeeze past, my…

ESSAYS/journeys

Signs

by Bria Dinkins

It’s late afternoon as we climb into my father’s gray Mercedes. As we stay stationary in the garage, I lean my fro…

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Family/FICTION | SHORT STORY

“When the Morning Gathers the Rainbow”

by Patricia Martin

Sydnee glanced at her phone and saw a text from her mother, Marilyn. Sometimes she wished she had never taught her mother…

ESSAYS

What the Hell is Regular Black?

by Sonia Grace

“You real fine and you pretty,” the smooth words rolled past his toothpaste commercial level white teeth and thick coffee bean shade…

ESSAYS

A Symptom of Migration: Your Children will be Traitors to your Nostalgia

by Zebib K.A

By age 6, I knew what nostalgia meant, and it already felt like a dirty word. Nostalgia was a lecture about old…

ESSAYS

A City Girl On Country Time

by Kelana Celine Johnson

We’re alone, Patrick and I, in a three-story house an hour outside of Naples, Italy. In Tufo, Italy. It took us one…

FICTION | SHORT STORY

“Land of Milk and Glory”

by Jess Bell

The parents had been seduced by the impalpable sanctuary of a promise. They had been lured by a cool and crisp country…

FICTION | SHORT STORY

“The Search”

by Cierra K. Jones

The thick warmth of the air engulfs me as I step off the plane. “This is it,” I whisper to myself. I…

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