Abuela
Shannon Elizabeth Gardner’s interest in horror and the macabre came about while she explored nature and the paranormal. Her work addresses the taboo and explores the natural and organic process of death, evoking empathy for decay.
Vol. 2 No. 2
Autumn 2019
Feeding the FishEditor's Note
Carapace
Lunar Run
Catching Rye
Birthday
Expansion
Wild
Bathed in European Light
Typewriter 1
Typewriter 2
trades
Open Burning
Lobotomy Boy
The Green Acres Couple Spin Out Villanelle
Porcupine
Roots/Wires
Men Lean into Each Other at the Polo Fields
Catalog of Hazards
Skipping
Begonia
schizophrenia sets the house on fire
Cone's Door
Gibeon
Triptych: Day/Night/Day
Behold the Needle
Breakfast
Female Trouble
Blooming Yucca
The Potato Eaters
lostboyhood
Puppet in a Shadow Play
At the Crossroads
Thanatopsis in Mind
Beauty
Thinness
The Newsroom
Your Father's Measuring Tape
Woebegone
Cat-Lurching
Close Quarters
Let's Go Home
Untitled 3
The Mummies of Guanajuato
Broken Handle
A guide to making your body yours again
Upwards
You Swung Round