by TNSF | Dec 12, 2018 | Stories, Vol. 2, Issue 3
T.W. Emotional and sexual abuse **Click here to read Part 1** “Yes, I’m sorry, I was trying to figure that out, princess. If I could turn down the light maybe I’d be able to see you.” She took her hands and steadied their frantic dance by using them to lock his face... 
by TNSF | Nov 28, 2018 | Stories, Vol. 2, Issue 2
T.W. Emotional and sexual abuse When it happened for the first time, they had been seeing each other for three months. It was so faint at the beginning that she hardly noticed. It was just a fuzziness—distinctly not a glow. More like smog touching the edges of... 
by TNSF | Aug 22, 2018 | Issue 41, Photography
The Phobia Fear slides down your body, landing on your feet like concrete. Fear penetrates deeper and deeper into your fragile mind, impregnating every cell of your body. He makes your feet numb, He makes your hands tremble and doesn’t let you utter a single word.... 
by TNSF | Feb 28, 2018 | Issue 16, Visual Art
“Swamp Hag” is a character I feel represents this queer monster that Southern culture seems to fear. She’s a dirty, nasty hag that manifested from the deep woods and murky waters of rural Georgia. She emerges from the woods to become empowered through terrorizing...
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