Q&A: Lulu Nunn, founder & curator of HOAX
Don’t You Want Me, Baby asks: what is rejection? How do you phrase it? How do you take it? What makes it past the sensors? Continue reading Q&A: Lulu Nunn, founder & curator of HOAX
Category: Nonfiction
Buonanotte, Eddie
My class is to LOVE Italian. Va bene? Continue reading Buonanotte, Eddie
Our Transatlantic Lesbian Love Story
We drank champagne and kissed and held each other at the top of the Eiffel Tower, we watched a woman walk by the Arc du Triumph who threw bread crumbs to streamers of pigeons. Continue reading Our Transatlantic Lesbian Love Story
Two years in
I don’t know what the proverbial pot at the end of the rainbow was that you were imagining on May 9, 2019 but this feels like a pretty good one. Continue reading Two years in
Talk Vomit about sex and relationships in YA lit
by Mary Stathos I am 13 years old. I am walking to my locker between classes and my friend Jess walks up to me to give me a book that I absolutely need to read. Smack by Melvin Burgess. The book, which was given to her by our English teacher, is now mine to read. I don’t even know what drug the 14 year old … Continue reading Talk Vomit about sex and relationships in YA lit
What Are You?
I discovered that having a race, like having a gender, meant playing a social role. I was being categorized. Continue reading What Are You?
A Grand Vision
Masterchef is want freed of threat of its conclusion; Masterchef is life without fear of death. It is banal and unending. Continue reading A Grand Vision
I tried toxic positivity for three days and here’s how it completely changed my life!
We see it, we hear it, we know it, but do we live, laugh and love it? Continue reading I tried toxic positivity for three days and here’s how it completely changed my life!
Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels
I am twelve years old when I realize I am different from the other girls my age. Continue reading Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels
Coffee Mug
We stood in a circle in our high school’s dirt parking lot, passing a spliff. Continue reading Coffee Mug