“Progress has to do with all mankind, not alone with
the calm, the wise, and the patient. There is youth in the world, and
youth is generally neither calm nor patient; it does not like to sit in
the rear rows and listen to mature considerations rendered in the tone
of a stock-market quotation concerning questions that are burning up its
heart, itself silent; if it did, it might learn to be wise and
calm,—and also ashy and inert. There is feeling in the world, and a very
great quantity of it; and those who do the suffering and the
sympathizing may be expected to say and to do many things not within the
limits of logic.”
—Voltairine de Cleyre (1907)
—Voltairine de Cleyre (1907)
Issue 2025.73
Short stories
- ‘Born of the Mountain's Chill’, Louise Hughes - art by L.E. Badillo
- ‘Bright Bleeding Girls’, J.L. George - art by Sebastian Timpe
- ‘Dare Seize the Fire’, Jennifer R. Donohue - art by L.E. Badillo
- ‘Treading Invisible Threads’, Juliet Kemp - art by Sebastian Timpe
Novelettes
- ‘The Anarchivist’, Owen Leddy - art by Ellis Bray
- ‘Wishes Slick Like Eels’, Irene Liang - art by Peter Harrison
Poetry
- ‘Dissolution’, Danielle Levsky - art by Ellis Bray
- ‘The Cassandra Effect’, M. Frost - art by Chourabitaher