Issue Five: Frontier

Tell Me There's Nobody Else in the World

At the precipice of the end of humanity, a married couple repairs their relationship

Apr 25 •

Mara Davis Price

A Destiny Low and Winding

A stowaway on a contaminated ship must choose between self-preservation and connection

Apr 20 •

The Necessity of Anarchistic Transhumanism

Considering possible futures for humanity through the lens of science fiction

Apr 11 •

A poem on the human fear of invasion — or is it simply a fear of change?

Apr 4 •

Michele Scaccaglia

journey through the afterworld

A poem about an escape and the re-emergence into a new and unknown place

Mar 28 •

Katrina Lemaire

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