The pieces that burned the brightest.
A House Divided—November 2025
Our first-place winning piece is a deeply layered poem about home, separation, and family history.
An unsettling short story about what happens when the government reclaims all you know.
A short story about apathy, impassivity, and what happens when we turn the other cheek.
Monsters We Made—October 2025
A poem about the insidious nature of power, promises, and corruption.
A poem about the insidious nature of toxic masculinity and how it manifests online and in-person.