Owl In Daylight
GenechelleOwl In Daylight is both the party and the hangover. The Margarita and the Sazerac. Sometimes light, other times dark, but always born out of necessity.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 20 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 months ago |
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When the Dragon Ate the Moon — Act III
Lennox hesitated, just for a second, but took her hand and rose to his feet.
They left the quiet shore, slipping back through the swell of bodies. The music returned like a wave, lights flickering in the distance. They passed stage after s...
When the Dragon Ate the Moon — Act II
Lennox checked his phone and saw that it was already half ten. He was done performing and just hanging around the festival ground, waiting for Isla to come.
A text came through.
Just arrived at the festival! Am I late?
She's always so go...
When the Dragon Ate the Moon — Act I
The moment the clock struck 6, Isla’s phone buzzed. The buzz was faint, drowned by the sound of pouring rain outside. She was still in her office, drowning in unread emails, while most of the staff had already gone home.
Ever since she’d h...
I am my own world.
I am
here.
A subject, in this
particular time and space.
Included in the scene,
yet uninvolved.
Present and absent
at the same time.
A physical projection of
memory,
reality,
and fiction.
I am sitting in an empty hotel lobby wit...
[Poetry] Bad genes.
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It started innocently—
like these things always do.
Something about you caught me,
sparking the same old curiosity.
It crept up on...
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I write the only way I know how: from the space between dream and wake, memory and make-believe, and thoughts born in the dead of night.
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