02: The Moon

In Which Icarus and Chang’e Meet Briefly in
the Middle by Andy Parker
Hati: A Lunar-Lupine Romance by Julia Biggs
Siproites and Caeneus Walk into a Bar by Ariana Ferrante
The Price to Pay by Margaret Cotter
Don’t Tempt Fate by Holly Jewitt Maurice
Delanos and the Constellation by Shane Reid
Hera’s Hall of Shame by Rachel McCarren
Selkie by Sidney Stevens
The Tale of Artemis’ Ambivalence by Isabel Ingersoll
Antic Disposition by C.M. Green
My Name is Not Eve by Meili K.
The Elysium Café by A.L. Davidson
Mirror by P. Henry
The Beheader by Damhuri Muhammad
Her Night Off by Victoria Male
The Wolf Who Devoured the Moon by Ginny McSheehan
Eulogy for a Muse by Lynn D. Jung

Moon Drops

Beverley Ann Abrahams (she/her) is 61 years old, a teacher, writer and activist against gender-based violence. Art has always been a passion, which she teaches to high school students; and it has now become her peace in a world that is falling apart at the seams. Instagram: @BevAbrahams; Twitter @Bevy262

Waiting on Shore

Christina Hennemann (she/her) is a poet and photographer based in Ireland. She’s a recipient of the Irish Arts Council’s Agility Award ’23 and she was longlisted in the ,mational Poetry Competition. Her work is forthcoming or appears in Poetry Wales, orangepeel, The Iowa Review, Sage Cigarettes, Tír na n'Óg, Skylight 47, fifth wheel, and elsewhere. www.christinahennemann.com

I'm Home, Moonlight on the River

Venn Saphira (they/he) is an aspiring author and artist orienting from Indonesia, who has a particular interest in depicting multicultural topics in a modern setting. They enjoy exploring queer love through visceral symbolisms in visuals and is currently studying film as a storyboard artist. Find him at @seruitalavenus on Twitter and @venn.venus on Instagram.