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The desk drawer housed hundreds upon hundreds of cap erasers, stolen one by one from the supply closet when no one was looking. Matte and pink, they pointed upwards like small animals begging for direction. She had arranged them painstakingly into a map of the world, Africa loom…
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THE EMOTION OF LIGHT: CHRIS NIESMERTELNY 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 01 ❦ 34THPARALLEL.NET Photography is discovery for Chris Niesmertelny. “A painter …
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GOING TO COURT BY KATIE ELLISON 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 24 ❦ 34THPARALLEL.NET On take-your-daughter-to-work day, my mother, a civil rights attorney…
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An intense dread flooded my body at the sight of the birds, followed quickly by burning, all-consuming anxiety, an anxiety I still have, all these year…
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I stare at my phone, finger lingering over the call button under her name: Momma. I want to tell her about this horrible day, I want to cry my pain int…
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no, I don’t want children I heave, pushing my voice between split lips a moment passes. the air is still, a vacuum of silence but why? his eyes widen, …
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I watch a man, frame by frame, jump out of the 74th storey of the North Tower. As he jumps, in the 70th storey window, I see a translucent man against …
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One night Eddy comes to my place. “Pete’s getting married,” he says, sticking his hand between my legs. Even though my bed is sacred, a place I swore n…
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