We sat a while in silence like two strangers, facing each other. I didn’t ask her what had happened or what she had seen, or believed she had seen, in the mirror.
FICTION
FICTION
We sat a while in silence like two strangers, facing each other. I didn’t ask her what had happened or what she had seen, or believed she had seen, in the mirror.
COMICS
Did she tell me before we were born, we were waiting in the dark? Like leaves hanging on a black tree?
Q&A
… there are still many things we don’t understand about color, but we lie to ourselves to make ourselves feel safer.
POETRY
Its seclusion, its great swaths of stillness. Wakefulness in amber.
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I’m in the sunroom of my Minneapolis apartment when my mother tells me she’s been watching Heartstopper.
Our first workshop begins tomorrow at Circle Time
alone but for each other, these exiles put a stopper on one of the most aggressive illnesses in the history of mankind
I’m starting to know these guys—so now, when they see me, this parade of tatted-up, newly sober straight men come at me with the Slappy Man-Hug.