Like An Animal by Janel Schroth
CW: Sexual intimacy, racial microaggressions “My ex and I broke up last month. She had blonde hair and blue eyes, but you’re nice too.”...
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Nov 12, 2020
Where is her name from? by Shannon Macalingay
She’s in high school. On every attendance sheet, her name is “Shannon MacAlingay.” When she enters the classrooms filled with white faces...
Nov 5, 2020
Novena by Noreen Ocampo
CW: mentions of family members who have passed away I almost don’t hear the knock against the window pane. The rush of nighttime rain...
Oct 29, 2020
My Dad Plants Papaya Trees When He Is Sad by Oni J
You walk to our front door, You are greeted by unfurling papaya trees Up to your knees. “It is good luck to have unplanned fruit-bearing...
Jul 8, 2020
Juxtaposition 1 by Irene Bantigue
Irene Bantigue is a writer and storyteller based in Baltimore, Maryland. She is a Baguio City native who has spent most of her 23 years...
Jul 8, 2020
The Language of the River Dwellers by Edsel Engalla Jr.
A boy and his clan once lived next to the river on the outskirts of the village. They listened to the tide and began to speak the...
Jul 8, 2020
Familiarity by Roxanne Lim
Familiarity I. déjà vécu I have already experienced this Fuck an NYC hustle and grind But also? Thank God I’m from here. Lessons learned...
Jul 8, 2020
colors by Nicole Abriam
colors as the roots of the sampaguita flower grows underground, its silk petal wings and the scent of rice bloom about. red, blue, white,...
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