“Papa,” the little girl asked him, “why is the ocean sideways?”
Category: issue 8
The Museum of Erased History, by Maria Hossain
The shop only appears at midnight, when the curfew begins and the day ends. The streets are empty, save for the imperial soldiers. None of them approach the shop. Anyone in uniform gets turned away. Not by the shopkeeper, for it has none. That’s right. The shop has no keeper. As if by itself, every night it appears.
Great Mother Broth, by Sarah Jackson
Holy tits, Brisdor, you are heavier than I could ever have imagined. I always thought of you as my scrawny little sister, but
Where Are You Right Now? by Rodrigo Culagovski
The meeting was held in one of the bomb shelters left over from the water wars.
