Don’t Belong Here / To Fly by Tali Cohen Shabtai
Tali Cohen Shabtai writes of the divine imagination and its relationship to language.
Extra pieces
This work was not included in The Harbinger Asylum, but is good reading.
Mother, I Climbed by Melissa Chappell
Melissa Chappell, a Lutheran pastor, writes a haunting story of love.
Preview of Rupali Saini’s SHOTS: Tell It Slant by Dustin Pickering
Blurb by Dustin Pickering for Rupali Saini’s upcoming short fiction collection SHOTS.
Beasts and Bastards by Priyanka Banerjee
Bengali poetess Priyanka Banerjee writes of the rage of betrayal and the secrets of the heart.
Words by Sherzod Komil Khalil
Dyunlekan was born in a place that is covered with deep woods. That place was still covered with white snow. Redlish-grey ground will be seen only in summer. What saw Dyulecan in the world is his father’s wooden cabin, green fir trees and nut trees, flannel dogs and deer that pull sledges, sky, cloudes and […]Read Post ›
My Father Steals a Jackfruit by Jagari Mukherjee
A selection from our upcoming Hunger- An Anthology by Indian poet Jagari Mukherjee.
A Message by Tali Cohen Shabbtai
Tali Cohen Shabbtai writes a poetic message of forgiveness.
Words! by Brihintha Burggee
My mind’s heart is an ocean of words. Full of them, some that mean nothing, others that mean too much. There are words that resonate like threnodies. Their rhymes tear off strings of pearls down those cheeks during nights that never cease, where sheets becomes vessels of melancholia and she writes, writes and writes […]Read Post ›
My Dreams Curving by Winston Derden
My dreams are curving, speeding rushing into gaps in dream traffic. Despite the liquid in my veins that tells the nerves no trauma happened despite the liquid in my veins that tricks my memory to forget — my raped veins know the needle penetrated my carved flesh knows the scalpel incised […]Read Post ›
Dearest Cobain (4/8/94)
Poem in honor of Kurt Cobain’s death.
Transcendent Zero Press 