When he sang Matilda, He sang of butter half-spread on toast, Hair mussed as her eyes ache for […]
Edited by Alloe Mak Michael Kinnucan writes, “The mask’s opposite is not the face, but the veil. The […]
I blinked and there she was. An old woman wrapped in layers of clothes, a crumpled paper doll with a conductor’s hat.
Xoxo510 reminded us that movements don’t start with spotlights.
our soft, lazy bodies finding the other,
skin and hands’ taut, magnetic pull.
Edited by Alloe Mak, Oliver Francis Baker, and Annika Budhwani When I began to love her, I folded […]
Edited by Alloe Mak, Alyssa Zhang, and Sasha Rose Penwarden The start of the summer of my life […]
Edited by Alloe Mak androgyny is a tricky term that contradicts itself. it is the absence of feminine […]
Take me to the room where there is no violence. Where the music is loud & the laughter […]
Edited by Alloe Mak During the Red Scare of the 1960s, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) worked […]
Edited by Alloe Mak I’ve watched as the queer community has been painted as a beacon of hope, […]
Edited by Liam Mason They say I was born with claws coming out of my neck. I don’t […]
Edited by Alloe Mak To simplify it in as few words as possible, quantum mechanics is the study […]
Edited by Alloe Mak and Liam Mason He used to make it for me when I would go […]
Edited by Alloe Mak 753 BCE There are no women in Rome. Romulus built the city with vagabonds […]
queer. a bruise-purple word. a sticky syllable clinging to the edge of my tongue. what did you mean […]
Encounters start, mostly, with small talk. Hello, how are you, what did you do today, cool shirt, you’re […]
Introduction In October 2024, I was diagnosed with high-functioning borderline personality disorder. Since then, I’ve begun reflecting on […]