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“I wake up in a cave, wearing Bos’ coat. Most humans would be concerned about the cave part, but as a selkie, I was befuddled that I was wearing my best friend’s skin instead of my own.”

by Benny Kim

“The waves are crashing gently on the shore. To my right is the beach, all blue and silver sand, where we walk, where our children play, where we barbeque and eat together. Where we stood, all of us together, that night when the last of us arrived, shuttled down from the ship in orbit, and took in our new home.”

by Andi C. Buchanan

by Elsa Sjunneson I dream of oceans. The gray green water of the Irish Sea is cold. It’s the frozen waters of home, the cold means nothing to me, personally – welcoming instead of a brush with death.  The Baltic is a steel blue that will freeze a human in seconds. The cold still doesn’tContinue reading “Ocean’s 6”

“Joel brings them menus, which they do not look at. She turns her round eyes up to him and whispers

‘Fish.'”

by Cherry Potts

“There’s a story about the truck with an empty driver’s seat that they say patrols the East Coast.”

by Tehnuka

“Set your prices upfront, and ask for a deposit. You can do charity if you like—and I will not judge you if you do—but never accept a life debt from a selkie.”

by Priya Sridhar