meg
recreational daydreamer. chemist by trade, writer of saintly mysteries by night.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 43 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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has gotten me into zines.
An analog collage, just like with sewing, you end up with a mound of scraps. Instead of throwing them away, my scraps end up in a filing folder. Lately, my folder has been overflowing (with love <3), and Jes recen...
Once Upon a Quarter Moon
.human written, for humans.
Aragon, Noband Province, 1574 AD
A child crouches and draws spirals in the dirt. He pulls oat-like seed off blades of grass and sprinkles them over the spirals. His watchful mother sits behind, shucking corn. A...
The Astral Plane: On Exploration of Personal Myth
In my previous article on astral travel/projection (AP), I discussed the difference between a dream and an out of body experience (OBE), how the physical world is equivalent to a contained pool of water as the astral is to the open ocean, a...
For what it’s worth, you were kind.
When we buried you, the foot of a corpse spilled onto your casket. That’s how your coffin ended up in headline news.
Personally, I think you would’ve found the whole charade hilarious, being a fan of It’s Always Sunny. At least no one thre...
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You walk though a narrow tunnel carrying an unlit candle. You had lost the matches a quarter mile ago, or so you think you’ve walked that far, but the walls feel like they are encroaching, and you’ve attached yourself to the idea they were...
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Recreational daydreamer, occasional visual artist, and wandering desert spirit. Currently writing a grimdark fantasy regarding the politics behind spirit possession and a novella about two vampire’s on the hunt for lost treasure.
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