Repercussions, by J.M. Cyrus
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Bereavement. Grief.
The house was cold but with the memory of warmth, the air reminiscent of what remains
A King’s Ransom, by Rachel Searcey
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Death of a pet.
“Lorcan!” Nomi’s voice trickles through the black void. Far away and thin. I
The Long Hauler's Garage, by Chad Gayle
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Death. Grief.
The shuttle dropped us at a fenced-in pad on Third Avenue and jumped up to take
Statues and silence: the uncanny in The Winter’s Tale and its mythical sources
Hermione’s uncanny transformation arrives at the end of a play threaded with horror.
Note: I found this dissertation I
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Inner Worlds is a project that means a great deal to me, and I’ve been so grateful for the
Falsifiable, by Beatrice Morgan
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Disorientation. Brain injury.
The walls of his bedroom swim away in a rippling inhalation. The off-white paint is
When the Fish Move On, by K. T. Lyn
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Suicidal ideation. Death. Bereavement.
I stand upon the ocean, looking out across its barren vastness, repeating to myself
First Genuine Contact, by Laura DeHaan
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Suicidal ideation. Violence. Intrusive thoughts.
Ever since I was born I have wanted to die.
I don’t
Shams’ Mother Didn’t Invent A Time Machine, by Madeehah Reza
Shams was sure her mother hadn’t invented a time machine. She said as much to the strange woman that
The View, by Risa Wolf
“Earth's coming. Ten minutes.”
The announcement vibrates in my isolation helmet despite my privacy setting. I sigh at