“I’ve been locked up (for disturbing the peace in Detroit) and I know you got to disturb the peace when you can’t get no peace. Jail is hell to be in. I’m going to see her free if there is any justice in our courts, not because I believe in communism, but because she’s a Black woman and she wants freedom for Black people.”
—Aretha Franklin (on posting bail for Angela Davis in 1970)
—Aretha Franklin (on posting bail for Angela Davis in 1970)
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Issue 2018.47
Short stories- ‘The Woman in the Pool’, Isabelle Sanders (illustrated by Fluffgar)
- ‘Uniform of War’, Harry Pauff (illustrated by Carmen Moran)
- ‘Six Kilometers Around’, Meghan Cruickshank (illustrated by Laura Anca Adascalitei)
- ‘Ashen Wings and Lightless Skies’, Amelia Sirina (illustrated by Saleha Chowdhury)
- ‘Last Address’, Brian Olszewski (illustrated by Miguel Santos)
- ‘Results of Your Quiz: Which Survivor of the Trojan War Are You?’, Hayley Stone (illustrated by Katharine A. Viola)
- ‘A 구미호 Invites a Soucouyant to a Picnic’, Rufina Jinju Kang (illustrated by Eric Asaris)
Full issue and editorial
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Hayley Stone’s “Results of Your Quiz: Which Survivor of the Trojan War Are You?” is briefly discussed—in the context of a more in-depth analysis of Katharine Viola's illustration—in this piece on crafting in Eidolon, a magazine of classical receptions.
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