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Holly Morrissey shocks with a story from the perspective of the Queen of Hearts.

Gaia Saravan’s poem, split into three pivotal years beginning from childhood, illustrates moments of change throughout her life.

Brooke Miller’s short story tells the tale of a girl who is afraid to grow up but finds guidance from some unlikely friends.

Matthew Martinez’s Alice shares her hilarious experience of a date gone wrong, and the wonders that were unearthed because of it.

Ariel Favis spins the tale of a mourning sibling in a land where it has snowed for four years.

Ingrid Jones unravels a tale about a girl who shares a meal with two wolf-human creatures.

Amanda Rios enchants with the story of an emotionally-loaded duel, wrought with history between the pair.

Mya Tozzi writes about unstable female friendships whilst “in the closet,” and traditions pertaining to spirituality.

Brooke Miller describes a visit to her great-grandmother’s hometown in Maui and the symbolism of the white goat.

Gaia Saravan describes a cultural ceremony and personal qualms with the ethics versus cultural value of it in this personal short story.

Lucy Nicodemus crafts a dreamy landscape in this fiction piece that plays with the concept of objects as sentient entities.