by Mojisola Aiyekusibe | Oct 11, 2018 | Fiction, Issue No 1
Unforseen By Mojisola Aiyekusibe ; We named her Rebecca. She was the most precious thing I’ve ever seen. She was perfect from head to toe. She had her mother’s eyes and my nose. So small, yet her presence filled the whole room. She was all I ever wanted, but we...
by Reggie Gibbs | Oct 9, 2018 | Fiction, Issue No 1
Al Hillah, Iraq, 2003 The sun was setting, but that didn’t mean the heat was going anywhere. And Captain Byrnes hated the heat. He despised it more than just about anything he had encountered since leaving ship four months ago. And now that there were twenty others...
by Bokerah Brumley | Oct 4, 2018 | Fiction, Issue No 1
A single egg… A single egg waited in the pottery bowl beside the cast iron skillet, but Leah Frakes wouldn’t go out until the dark had gone from the yard. She waited in the rocker, moving back and forth. The Blur liked to spit insanity at them, and the cabin was...
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