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Photography by Isha Sharma

Posted on Aug 15, 2017Feb 14, 2019 by Isha Sharma

A Taste for Blood by Seanna Pratt

Posted on Jun 20, 2015Sep 19, 2015 by Seanna Pratt

It was another summer where I was waiting to find him, the sparkling apparition. All wide eyed, shoulders like concrete. They said I was wrong when I found her instead. The ivory woman and her mouth. The ivory woman and my mouth. We kissed until our teeth were chipped and lips bruised lavender whenever we […]

Windowsill by Karen Draper

Posted on Jan 19, 2015Feb 14, 2019 by Karen Draper

It’s cloudy here, and I’m not sure I feel real. Coffee never tastes the same twice, and there is always a part of my body that smells like Fritos. (Today my belly button. Yesterday the backs of my earlobes.) In the mornings is when I want you most. I didn’t not major in English to […]

Dropped like Keys by Georgia Ladd

Posted on Jan 10, 2015Feb 13, 2019 by Georgia Ladd

It is a terrible thing to lose the soul; dropped like keys. To be resurrected in the middle of the street, your chest concave, a fishhook yanking your stomach out through your throat, unable to clutch even a hint of yourself as you carry a body through a life, passively unattached to your earthly […]

Enter the Queen with her hair about her ears by Joseph Mills

Posted on Jan 14, 2014Mar 1, 2014 by Germ Magazine guest author

In second grade, she cut her hair, taking the blunt art class scissors and squeezing off a thick lock in the middle of her forehead. a Her mother grounded her, saying, “We have to look at you,” a statement her body was not hers to do with as she chose, but a display for others. […]