Issue Two: Aurora

An indigenous futurist story in which a freezing woman must harness the power of the aurora to return home.

Jan 25, 2023 •

Thomas Kent West

In a not-too distant future, and a new ice age, a woman travels through the frozen wastes in search of a way to defy her fate.

Jan 23, 2023 •

Frøya Cassandra

Aunt Araminta’s Big Red Book of Tiny Time

A solstice hymn and fable for all children who know that time is of the essence, that doing nothing is not an option, and who are fed up with adults…

Jan 21, 2023 •

Between the Sea and Sky

We look at the same sky but have so many different explanations, thoughts, and imaginings

Jan 19, 2023 •

Liking Walking + Winterzeit

Two poems on the expansiveness of the night sky

Jan 17, 2023 •

Though the tides of time have drowned civilizations and nurtured new empires; humans in the past, present, and future all gaze at the same sky.

Jan 15, 2023 •

A woman meets a wolf in the heavy blue light of an otherworldly forest

Jan 13, 2023 •

Sweet Milky Way

We are all just one tiny part of the endless universe

Jan 11, 2023 •

Deadman's Dance

Reimagining the aurora as a festival of the departed

Jan 9, 2023 •

Stellar Crystals

Surreal, wintry poetry by Sam Moe

Jan 7, 2023 •

A poem about the nomadic populations that inhabit extreme areas of the planet, where the force of nature reveal fascinating landscapes and phenomena

Jan 5, 2023 •

Michele Scaccaglia

Luminescent Lustre

A poem about the beauty of polarizing forces

Jan 3, 2023 •

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