Issue 05
This issue features the works of over 40 writers and artists, reigning from PDX and beyond. This publication contains a variety of poems, short fiction, photography, paintings, and drawings. It seeks to present themes such as: women’s autonomy, personal growth, grief, identity and parental impacts.
In Emily Moon’s poem In Astoria, “A ship moves slowly / as a caterpillar through the channel, / dreams of becoming a butterfly.”
In Brooke Raven’s painting Lying in Your Loving Arms, a rough and tough provocative woman commands and takes up space.
In Alyssa Eckert’s pen and ink pieces, From the Garden, Sweet Surrender and Worm Moon, one feels a sense of unison and harmony between nature and the human world, with special dedication to the minor details.
This issue features the works of over 40 writers and artists, reigning from PDX and beyond. This publication contains a variety of poems, short fiction, photography, paintings, and drawings. It seeks to present themes such as: women’s autonomy, personal growth, grief, identity and parental impacts.
In Emily Moon’s poem In Astoria, “A ship moves slowly / as a caterpillar through the channel, / dreams of becoming a butterfly.”
In Brooke Raven’s painting Lying in Your Loving Arms, a rough and tough provocative woman commands and takes up space.
In Alyssa Eckert’s pen and ink pieces, From the Garden, Sweet Surrender and Worm Moon, one feels a sense of unison and harmony between nature and the human world, with special dedication to the minor details.
This issue features the works of over 40 writers and artists, reigning from PDX and beyond. This publication contains a variety of poems, short fiction, photography, paintings, and drawings. It seeks to present themes such as: women’s autonomy, personal growth, grief, identity and parental impacts.
In Emily Moon’s poem In Astoria, “A ship moves slowly / as a caterpillar through the channel, / dreams of becoming a butterfly.”
In Brooke Raven’s painting Lying in Your Loving Arms, a rough and tough provocative woman commands and takes up space.
In Alyssa Eckert’s pen and ink pieces, From the Garden, Sweet Surrender and Worm Moon, one feels a sense of unison and harmony between nature and the human world, with special dedication to the minor details.
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