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HYPER/TEXT: DID Diva
DID Diva asks: I feel as though I’ve noticed a recent influx of DID systems on social media, especially TikTok. I believe that these disorders exist, but I’m not convinced many (if any) of those online actually have the disorder. I have mental health issues myself, and while I personally wouldn’t be inclined to post […]
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HYPER/TEXT: Discourse Dignity
Discourse Dignity asks: Being online for more than five minutes means that I’ve come across a lot of discourse. But the truscum debates have become overwhelming for me, especially on Tumblr. I feel like neither group is totally right and the situation has more nuance, but since I run a mildly successful queer blog, people […]
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Can You Utter the Tongue of the Cosmos. by Gabe Bogart
In the Astral Plane, through the invisible weave of Dark Matter, and amongst the circuitry of SpaceTime there are Sacred Words. As human beings, squeezed into barely capable minds by the Terrestrial Plane’s dimensional constraints, we cannot know them. Occasionally, some of these words utter themselves to you from the mouth of the Cosmos. Mostly, […]
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Braving the Days: Notes from LA by Jordannah Elizabeth
The winters in Charm City had been mild for two years in a row, maybe three. There was no snow or ice and many unseasonably warm days. This year was not the case. The weather in the city has been frigid and unforgiving. The outdoors are not welcoming to pedestrians and those who love to […]
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The Hermeneutics of the Lunacy Lyric by David Sandner
Charmed magic casements, opening on the foamOf perilous seas, in fairy lands forlorn. John Keats The bear fell from the ceiling, climbing through a hole that wasn’t there. I had awoken to a loud cracking. I watched unblinking as a brown water crack along the white paint of the motel ceiling began to widen, furred […]
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In Arkansas once, by Justin Hamm
In Arkansas once, near the Buffalo River. You might remember. The loneliest bull elkleft in America slowly lifted his racked head and looked around a vast, empty field. It was nearly dark,the first faint starsblinking to life above.A rare moment of quietin our car. Even the girlsseemed enchanted. Me—I saw myself preciselyas I would be if I ever lost you or those babies.Uncertainty […]
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On “Ugly Music” by Diannely Antigua, Reviewed by Margaryta Golovchenko
Ugly Music by Diannely AntiguaPoetryYesYes Books, 2019 Whenever I have taken a class or encountered work from the Medieval period, such as in a museum, there is often an accompanying explanation about the role of acoustics as a way of encouraging greater spiritual belief. The echo of voices, coupled with the sights and scents of […]
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Cosmology by Rose Knapp
Why is there something rather than nothing? Why this magical matter of atomicStardust paradisiacal particles than a formless void? Rose Knapp (she/they) is a poet and electronic producer. She has publications in Lotus-Eater, Bombay Gin, BlazeVOX, Hotel Amerika, Fence Books, Obsidian, Gargoyle, and others. She has poetry collections published with Beir Bua Press, Hesterglock Press, and […]
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2022: Updates for the season of love
Hello my lion hearted friends — How strange and simple to be in a new year. It’s been one month of breathing 2022 air and I feel both inspired and exhausted already. This decade has been a whirlwind full of heartbreak and loss, but it is hard to feel all bad when I watch the […]
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HYPER/TEXT: Pining Pizza Boy
I have it bad for my coworker at the pizza place. We’re both gender non-conforming, and we hit it off immediately. I thought they were cute when we first met, but I brushed it off, since I typically don’t date coworkers. My car broke down in February, so they started giving me rides home. All […]