"Ringwanderung" comes from the German word for "ring hike" or "circle walk."

'Lying' is a part of 'The Gospel of Persephone', a contemporary reimagining of an infamous woman attributed with two personalities.

An ode to a friend's grandfather.

"& I’m in the East with a inky wish for peace, mourning the end of lavender fields & orange trees"

A letter to Finland by Kyle Garneau. "I fell asleep by the moon and on the other side was you."

An essay on irony and the importance of sincerity in identity formation.

A poem by Patricia Furstenberg. In its slumber, a spirit gets lost in the moors while searching for a long lost love.

On my way to the Caribbean I met a powerful hurricane, the strong winds broke the sunny spells, scattered showers of rain and put me to bed

Following the sinking of RMS Republic, the newspaper clippings read as following:

There’s a wood in Hertfordshire that’s not on any map. I went there once when I was lost, looking for Lullaby Lane.

How should one grieve? This question, home, the stranger, and the interactions between human and natural worlds are all at play here.

Mother Earth will always win, but the fact that we are fighting her is where we need to stop. We must fight with her.

Naik: "The Trees" is about the daily mockery and humiliation Tribals and Dalits are subjected to by high caste Hindus in India.

Our Hunger is your Curiosity mirror the human plight and suffering of the lower strata of society in the caste hierarchy.

A man struggles with the sudden disappearance of his girlfriend and her strange associations with water during a great storm.

Ruth is about to learn the truth about magic and boys. A story by Samantha Dooey-Miles

'the flowers from our last date are wilted as our red yearning turns into a mushy remembrance '

"Beatitudes For Breakfast" is about a man I know, albeit only casually, whose family turned away from Christianity to various other beliefs.

A poem by Laura Kolb. "How sweet after all, how sweet to mistake these things for love"

A poem by Rose Knapp. "How much of being queer is rejecting the Mainstream cis, heteronormative narratives?"