Foolish daughter challenges the very wise Voltaire “Elle est la faiblesse du Genre-Humain, & telle sa perversité, qu’il vaut mieux sans doute pour lui d’être subjugué par toutes les superstitions possibles, pourvu qu’elles ne soient point meurtrieres, que de vivre sans Religion. L’homme a toujours eu besoin d’un frein; & quoiqu’il fût ridicule de sacrifier […]
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the other side of the horizon words by Michael Elsasserillustration by Sharada Mujumdar no daylight between tears shed like skin growth begetting new growthstill marked with old scarspiercing through blanket cloudsonce known to be new shapes lines begetting new linesalways creaking in through cracks in closed doorscasting shadows on the path soon to be treadplanting echoes
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America’s sex symbol is a tortured woman words by Kalliopé Anvar McCallillustration by Shelley Yao To ‘cure’ me after my psychotic break, my cousin Drew gave the keys to his L.A. luxury fucking condo so I could get some R & R, his words, not mine. When I picked up the keys from the balding
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Covers creative & retouch: kelsey phungphotographer: nicholas tammodel: nicolette kemerer
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Dear reader, Our Fall Magazine, Fluidity, was a collection of questions, calmness, and tranquility, mixed with blue and purple hues. It conveyed a sense of being one with water and with the ebbs and flows of life. While our masthead took great pleasure in creating the magazine, we also stopped frequently in the face of
A conversation with Cheri DiNovo about learning to love yourself as a queer Christian
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A History of Cake & Me Words and Visuals byMaddie Corradi Content warning: disordered eating. Since the pandemic started, my brother David and I have settled onto the couch after dinner to watch whatever TV show we’ve chosen to obsess over. Lockdown started something that our previously distracted lives couldn’t: a ritual in a world
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Heartgold and Soulsilver were the perfect Pokémon games. My favourite detail about them, and I can’t understand why the developers never reused it, was that your lead Pokémon would walk behind your character. Such a minor feature sparked such joy and immersed me so well in that universe—a reminder, dear player, that through this world’s
