Pull up a rock by this stream and listen carefully to our questions. The result may surprise you.
by Nelly Geraldine García-Rosas and S.R. Mandel
a magazine about mermaids. that's it. that's the shell.
Pull up a rock by this stream and listen carefully to our questions. The result may surprise you.
by Nelly Geraldine García-Rosas and S.R. Mandel
“‘”Well, what do we have here?'”
by AJ Hartson and Wakey Nelson
“Babysitting sucked at the best of times—and babysitting a kraken was definitely not the best of times.”
by AJ Hartson and Wakey Nelson
“Just below the coastal cliffs, the young queen tends to her subjects.”
by Jordan E. McNeil and Kat Weaver
“The ghosts of mermaids can not sing to the sea.”
by Coral Alejandra Moore & Cathin Yang
“Just below the coastal cliffs, the young queen tends to her subjects.”
by Jordan E. McNeil and Kat Weaver
“The beautiful princess wakes by the sea. Her long tresses trail behind her, winding into the sand and the sea foam.”
by Jordan E. McNeil and Kat Weaver
“It used to be death, losing your tail. Not that we tell those kinds of stories.”
by Carlie St. George and Clare McCanna
“There are these straight lines you draw between human and mermaid, earth magic and ocean magic, blue mer and pink. An obsession with taxonomy, but also with linear comprehension, always these hard divisions between past, present, and future. Such human presumptions. What are straight lines in the sea?”
by Carlie St. George and Clara McCanna
“I come out of the coral,
the swaying forest of sea grass,
seeking seduction, my husband.”
by David Mohan