Issue Three: Wormhole

The City Knows You're Leaving

Illustrated prose-poetry about standing on the precipice of change

Apr 2, 2023 •

A response to the Fermi paradox across the electromagnetic spectrum

Mar 30, 2023 •

Anthropocene Clock Face (The Book of Gates)

A poem based on the ancient Egyptian Book of Gates, a mythic narrative of death and rebirth

Mar 24, 2023 •

They May Have Been Building It From The Other Side

In a Singaporean skyscraper, a wormhole becomes the topic of discussion over drinks

Mar 21, 2023 •

Quantum Tunneling to the Bright Radiance of Peace

The wormhole lives among us, and its impact on the people most in need can be spectacular.

Mar 18, 2023 •

Teresa Berkowitz

The Subtraction of Rex Tremendous by an Outside Force

Max Barker is a short story and comic book writer from Sheffield, England, specialising in magical realism, speculative fiction and bizzarro science…

Mar 15, 2023 •

Ms. Frankenstein Hails from Apollo 18

A woman crash-lands on Earth from Mars, forever altering her life and the lives of a rural Michigan family

Mar 12, 2023 •

BOOTLEGDARKLORD

Seven Irrational Things: Part Two

A tale of two wormholes, told in two parts

Mar 9, 2023 •

Seven Irrational Things: Part One

A tale of two wormholes

Mar 8, 2023

Digital poetry collage inspired by mythology

Mar 5, 2023 •

rain that rains harder

Erasure poetry and collage about an irreversible decision

Mar 2, 2023

Some Troubles with Wormholes

What comes out the other side may be unexpected

Feb 27, 2023 •

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