queer

Tear Drops by Brianna Leyva

“You cry so much. You cry so much I worry you will turn into the ocean.”…
Be. Knowing! by Kayla May Paz Suarez

I have dreams: Mine and others. I carry the weight of those whispers in my head.…
Language by Ruth Camillia

since birth, spanish was my mother tonguespanish is my mother’s tongue toomy father adopted la lengua/(the…
Feature: Author Ami J. Sanghvi

Ami J. Sanghvi (she/they) is an Indian-American, queer author, artist, boxer, Eric Hoffer Book Award finalist,…
A Central American Love Story by Kairis Aridai Rivera

No, not Mexican. And no it cannot be broadcasted on ABC, NBC, Or any type of…
And With a Broken Wing by Natasha Renee’

My name is Natasha Renee’, and I am a queer biracial woman. My Dad is black…
Rhythms by Lavender

i hate to think about the sound of my own breath the sensation of breathing always…
Sanctuary Self by Ruth Camillia

Sometimes I feel my feelings so hard it makes me want to stir up prolific thoughts…
Feature: Artist & Theater-Maker Sabah Shams

Sabah Shams (they/them) is an artist and theatre-maker currently located in Boston, MA. They received their…
My Deepest Grief Made Space for My Greatest Joy by Gabe

**Content Warning: self-harm, suicidal ideation** Once, for too long, I believed my grief was irrational. Existing…