Perils of Boredom
by Keti Tsotskolauri Keeping my eyes open has never been much of a challenge, but as I tried to pay attention to my professor I… Read More »Perils of Boredom
November 2015 magazine
Key Notes – Part 6
by Hanna Rose Click here to read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, and Part 5. KN-page-23 0
“phro and the warmonger”
by Frances Raybaud he is in Love by that, he means literally inside her hearing Love pant and gasp and giggle seeing her smirk feeling… Read More »“phro and the warmonger”
Petrichor
by Frances Raybaud I’m not trying to be paranoid, but who sent you? We use the exact same words when we speak. I’m supposed to… Read More »Petrichor
Biting My Nails
by Frances Raybaud “I’m a choking hazard”, you said, and even though it was a joke about sex, even though my body wanted you more… Read More »Biting My Nails
For the Words
by Iman Mamdouh I look in places dark and unforgiving In places blue with sadness And green with envy. Then I look in places common… Read More »For the Words
Understanding
by Margaret Iuni I never understood how people could stand to see someone all day, every day, but then I caught your eye on the… Read More »Understanding
Part 2: Keep in Touch
by Margaret Iuni Click here to read Part 1. Tod Pain. My body was screaming when I woke up. I opened my eyes and tried… Read More »Part 2: Keep in Touch
Excuse Me, Miss
by Margaret Iuni The boy with cupped hands approached me with desperation. “Are you working on the return flight? He was on my bag and… Read More »Excuse Me, Miss
Fading Days of Red- Part 2
by Danyelle Hershkopf To read Part 1, click here. Brandon put his pen down. “That was a good place to start,” he said, as I chugged… Read More »Fading Days of Red- Part 2
How to Explain Silence
by Chayala Friedman “Excuse me, what’s going on? Why is everyone so quiet?” I don’t know where to begin, how to tell this foreigner about… Read More »How to Explain Silence
Breaking Through Time
by Chayala Friedman This is me at nine years old walking with my father to school. We reach the last block. I stop. “I wanna… Read More »Breaking Through Time
