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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 26, 20192 min read

5 Poems by Angela Gabrielle Fabunan

That First Rain Fervently trying to return to the start of rainy season, when gestures rotted in the air, when words acquired the cruelty...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 26, 20196 min read

Interview with Kathy Mak

Kathy Mak is an emerging writer based in Vancouver, British Columbia. She has completed an online creative writing course called Lit Mag...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 26, 20191 min read

Poem by Anthony AW

entrapment spell Where lies love/ Dove sta amore / Here lies — “28” by Lawrence Ferlinghetti Some feeling of...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 26, 20191 min read

2 Poems by Anthony AW

getting ready i undulate like butterfly roach. i find the cornered belt-loop. i dress in overgrown plaid by soft lampshade. there’s...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 26, 20192 min read

Review by Kristina Ten

In Al Russell’s debut poetry collection, Children of the Anxious City, the gods are less glamorous, the figures of myth less remote, and...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 22, 20199 min read

Interview with Lannie Stabile

Lannie Stabile, a Detroiter, often says while some write like a turtleneck sweater, she writes like a Hawaiian shirt. A finalist for the...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 22, 20191 min read

Poem by Juliette Sebock

I believe I say it as an affirmation, stepping from the train tracks to take in a new city, Christmas just a far-off spot on the horizon....

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 21, 201916 min read

Interview with Juliette Sebock

Juliette Sebock is the author of Mistakes Were Made and has work forthcoming or appearing in a wide variety of publications. She is the...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 21, 20191 min read

1 Poem by Sash Steele

Washing Up Table-seated, I watch my mother Slosh suds in the sink, commanding water To weigh down sodden cloth, scrubbing. Her hands make...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 20, 20191 min read

1 Poem by Arabesque Douglas

graveyard love a vast hill to climb, you lead me through the heather where the air is filled with hay fever scents through smatterings of...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 19, 20191 min read

1 Poem by Nkateko Tshabalala

Here, Now I See Break all the broken pieces into intangible matter Drown all the stream-less rivers into the oceans Catch all the winds...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 18, 20191 min read

1 Poem by Elliott Bradley

you’re pouring too much sugar in your tea, much like i used to and when i leave you'll wonder why you saw me drinking coffee. you'll...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 18, 20191 min read

Photography by Elizabeth York Dickinson

Elizabeth York Dickinson received her MFA in writing from Sarah Lawrence College. Her poetry and photography have appeared in Gravel,...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 17, 20194 min read

5 Poems by Setareh Ebrahimi

How to Drink Whisky He shows me how to drink whisky and I re-gift what there is of this place to him, what’s novel, what may retain some...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 16, 20191 min read

3 Poems by Mavis Tian

shallows Atlas, falling blazing ice hurtling last voices of long dead stars pierce loamy riverbanks earth crumbling in the wake of...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 16, 20191 min read

Photography by Juliette Sebock

Juliette Sebock is the author of Mistakes Were Made and has work in publications including Royal Rose Mag and Cauldron Anthology. She is...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 16, 20191 min read

Mixed Media by Nashira Rose

Nashira is an Afro-Pinay/Polynesian artist & activist from Cebu. She uses art as a weapon to champion for the rise & recognition of women...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 16, 20192 min read

1 Poem by Tiny Tanaka

I'm Not Ready Yet Do you remember it? so the hell begins all over again she brings up a past I do not wish to speak of in hopes that my...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 16, 20191 min read

1 Poem by Adaeze I.

Divine Intervention this is what she has been waiting for, an answer, finally delivered, splitting her body as she rips herself open ...

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Marías at Sampaguitas

Mar 16, 20193 min read

Flash Fiction by Emily Deibler

Iron Girl She stole more from him than he from her. It was how Olympian marriages worked since Zeus tricked Hera into opening her golden...

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