It’s autumn and change is in the air. We have selkies and software bugs, dancing feathers and philosopher’s stones, and a mother made of dough. Our poets bring us blind eyes and laser lights, floods and fingers, dementia, dimensions, and destinations unknown.
Contents:
The Seal Wife, by Jeannelle Ferreira
In the Earth in Those Days (poem), by Sonya Taaffe
Catalyst, by Loren Rhoads
With the Blue Heart People, by Patricia Russo
Turning a Blind Eye (poem), by David C. Kopaska-Merkel
Last, by Jamie Mason
Lost in the City of New Orleans (poem), by Kent Kruse
Myrna: San Diego #9 (poem), by John Berbrich
Fortune Cookie Mother, by Phoebe Nir
The Dementia Dimension (poem), by K.S. Hardy
Angles, by Blaise Marchesani
Traveling (poem), by M.C. Wyatt
Art: John Stanton
Not One of Us #44 is available from
The Genre Mall.
We’ll be mailing the contributors’ and subscribers’ copies later this week.