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Poetry
Captain’s Lay Back
By:
Jeané D. Ridges
8 Dec 2025
I am minding my own flight path
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Poetry
Addendum to the Martian Social Studies Textbook, 5th Ed.
By:
Maya Wristen
8 Dec 2025
One of the most publicized elements of the project was its flagship’s all-female crew
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Thalassophile After Visiting Exoplanet TOI 733 b
By:
Colleen S. Harris
1 Dec 2025
the way a human girl moves after smoking two bowls, all syrup and swirl of smoke.
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Excerpt From the Memoirs of a Saint
By:
Jenna Le
1 Dec 2025
“My eyes are up here,” the centaur said. / We were negotiating / the terms of our trip to Canterbury
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A Song from Kulara
By:
Jayasri Sridhar
24 Nov 2025
The Pot of Sleep has been opened, And it must claim one, alone, or everyone awake.
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Strands of Feelings
By:
A. A. Ademola
24 Nov 2025
we all have them now—emotion regulators
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Mrs. Magalina Hoopensteimer Wallenheimer Hogan Bogan’s Wedding Toast
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Jessy Randall
17 Nov 2025
We thought it was a miracle, though not a very useful one, and she got to be on TV
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The Face Stealer Tells Me What Emptiness Feels Like
By:
Sean Glatch
17 Nov 2025
“Emptiness,” says the monster, “feels like a monster / is wearing / your face,”
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The Patience of the Equator
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Brishbhanu Baruah
10 Nov 2025
A cat prancing across the solar system / re-arranging
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618 Days in Longsleep
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Mahaila Smith
10 Nov 2025
I reach out and feel the matte plastic clasp. I unlatch it, push open the lid and sit up, looking around.
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