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THE HALF-ORC’S TRUE IDENTITY

THE HALF-ORC’S TRUE IDENTITY, by Christian Emecheta   he pompously wears his injuries like blood on a battlefield, each scar extending like a city founded on agony and endurance. the sword remembers the violence his mind is fighting to forget, he acts like an angry viper, but his heart knows his true intention, his blade […]

AN OCEAN AND A TIDE, INTERTWINED

AN OCEAN AND A TIDE, INTERTWINED, by Joel Glover   The Fifth Realm is a beach which stretches From a horizon which cannot be touched to one which cannot be seen There is an ocean somewhere, An ocean and a tide. There is an ocean somewhere, An ocean and a tide. Grains slip between Ásgeirr’s […]

A LEGION OF LECANOMANCERS

A LEGION OF LECANOMANCERS, by Devan Barlow     There is no bottom to this river only floating shreds of fabric garments of lecanomancers before us warped with age with prophetical witnessing   From the realm’s corners and crevices we came each dragging our distinctive dust worries baggage   At this river rumored to hold […]

TRUTH

TRUTH, by by Aidan Redwing I taste the words like blood in my mouth because no one I love is safe and you don’t deserve peace. I feel the anger in my veins as a I stare at my hands, trembling at the thought that the hands of a bard should carry a blade. But, […]

HOW TO SAVE THE DYNASTY

HOW TO SAVE THE DYNASTY, by Mary Soon Lee, Artwork by Andrea Alemmano How to Save the Dynasty        Set out brush, paper, inkstone.      Record the lineage of the dragon.   Rinse one river dragon in melted snow; remove ribs and lungs, then truss.   Roast at low heat over phoenix ashes, basting […]

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