Kim Allison
I’m a writer shaped by a love of horror films, strange books and eclectic music. I write with honesty, even when it’s uncomfortable, and I’m drawn to the darker edges of human experience — especially desire and how it shapes identity and intimacy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 46 | Founded | 9 months ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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The Kindness of Letting Go
My aunt is dying. There is no easy way to say that. I wrote this on a recent visit to the hospital. Death is complicated.
We build a bridge of conversation
across your still body,
speaking of ordinary things
as though the world is or...
The Tale of Muffles and the Cookie Jar
Muffles the Monster came from a series of drawings by artist . He was a step away from my usual tales of horror and tragedy, created in the hope of bringing a little joy to people’s days and giving them something to look forward to.
Muffle...
I caught a fish today...
It was cold in my hands,
all silver belly and trembling,
iridescence beautiful enough
to make me believe
I had found something rare.
So I held on.
Not cruelly,
but with need.
After all, I did not want to starve.
I cupped my...
Fighting To Be Human
I have spent a lot of my life fighting to survive due to crippling depression. I do not often feel human when I am battling with my brain. I feel, quite honestly, robotic. However, that is not what I want to talk about.
The other day, I wa...
Picked Clean
I have gained a fair few new followers/subscribers in the last few weeks. So it feels appropriate to write something that is perhaps a little more of an insight into me. You’ll learn quite quickly that I write poetry about sex, love and los...
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