Sources
| Source | ID | Link |
|---|---|---|
| GoodReads | 206119350 | https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/206119350 |
| Amazon |
Description
A dance across time, the devastating effects of an eclipse, an obituary in an online archive, the stain of strawberries, ghosts we do not want to see but cannot help walking alongside, the passing of a mentor, the passing of a city, a song that rips a soul, arrivals in meteor showers and broken spacecraft, or in panicked birds clasped inside our chests.
"The Deadlands is a magazine that publishes short stories, poems, and essays about the other realms, of the ends we face here, and the beginnings we find elsewhere. Here's the fiction, poetry, and nonfiction you can look forward to in the Winter 2024 issue (#33) of The Deadlands:
Threnody in Dark Wood, Avra Margariti (fiction)
Earth as Eidolon, Alexander Atreya (poetry)
The Glass Sarcophagus, Tiffany Morris (fiction)
Inferno guts Manila, Mark Cunanan (poetry)
Auspicium, Diana Dima (fiction)
Your Body Conquers Death, Sophia-Maria Nicolopoulos (nonfiction)
Symphony of the World's Roots, DamÌan Neri (fiction)
Mourning Person, Anuja Mitra (poetry)
Totality, Brandi Sperry (fiction)
Your Sword, Your Trumpet, Anjali Patel (fiction)
For Kristen, Who Would Have Turned 47 Today, Melissa Frederick (poetry)
"The Deadlands is a magazine that publishes short stories, poems, and essays about the other realms, of the ends we face here, and the beginnings we find elsewhere. Here's the fiction, poetry, and nonfiction you can look forward to in the Winter 2024 issue (#33) of The Deadlands:
Threnody in Dark Wood, Avra Margariti (fiction)
Earth as Eidolon, Alexander Atreya (poetry)
The Glass Sarcophagus, Tiffany Morris (fiction)
Inferno guts Manila, Mark Cunanan (poetry)
Auspicium, Diana Dima (fiction)
Your Body Conquers Death, Sophia-Maria Nicolopoulos (nonfiction)
Symphony of the World's Roots, DamÌan Neri (fiction)
Mourning Person, Anuja Mitra (poetry)
Totality, Brandi Sperry (fiction)
Your Sword, Your Trumpet, Anjali Patel (fiction)
For Kristen, Who Would Have Turned 47 Today, Melissa Frederick (poetry)