Issue 8 – Page 3 – zoomorphic

Raven

Posted on April 7, 2017 by

by Rachael Clyne Sithee wingless, I am cum ter tek thee fer tha’ll’t ne’er mek it alone. I shall carry thee thru yon veil an’ on where tiz same-colour as me coa...

Essays/Issue 8

Beautiful Giant

Posted on April 3, 2017 by

by Margi Prideaux From behind came a sound, swish, phwom, swish, phnom. My heart fluttered inside my chest. Could it be what I had been hoping for since the fir...

Art/Issue 8

Kate Walters

Posted on April 1, 2017 by

“Kate Walters’ paintings are concerned with the interaction of the animal and human worlds; depicting in raw and graphic immediacy a relationship that is both i...

Issue 8/Poetry

pig farm

Posted on March 31, 2017 by

by Gerry Boland a sow stands short-shackled to a concrete floor decked with shit-smelling piss-soaked wooden slats she shifts and struggles wrenches with sumo n...

Essays/Issue 8

Recovery

Posted on March 27, 2017 by

by Michael Engelhard The scene on the highway’s exit ramp caught me off guard. A stout woman, in her sixties perhaps, with glasses and frizzy brown hair, dresse...

Issue 8/Poetry

On Sighting a Bald-headed Eagle

Posted on March 24, 2017 by

by Julie-ann Rowell Steep above me, on the handle of a red cedar, sits white-haired fish eater, steering for a chance. I wait for his drop to the rocks, flash o...

Issue 8/Poetry

POW

Posted on March 20, 2017 by

by Ian McLachlan Shaking palms snap buzzing machine heart thwack of wheels shouts under red skies; in hiding. Are they born mad? We say they are born mad. They ...

Essays/Issue 8

Shelter

Posted on March 17, 2017 by

by JoeAnn Hart White caps rolled in sideways from the ocean, little waves hello from a storm tossing around in the Bahamas. A chill wind pushed a mist over Port...

Issue 8/Poetry

Endless

Posted on March 13, 2017 by

by Lisa Kemmerer Activist-philosopher-professor, Dr. Lisa Kemmerer is the author/editor of nine books, including Eating Earth: Dietary Choice and Environmental ...

Essays/Issue 8

Mauritius – Paradise Regained

Posted on March 10, 2017 by

by Danielle Clode As the plane tilts on its final descent, a sharp gasp is drawn in unison from the passengers as we catch an unexpected glimpse of our destinat...