A Tiny Green Blueberry
A tiny green blueberry. Crunchy. It’s eaten by mistake. It was mixed in that package of frozen berries that I’ll pretty much eat by the pound. I poured a handful of the frozen berries into my glass and poured two shots of vodka on it. This makes the alcohol sweeten ... Read More
If a Tree Falls in the Forest It Will Always Make a Sound
A tall, lush, evergreen forest. The sound of an airplane flying overhead. Bird calls echoing through the forest. Moss sleeves on tree branches. Moss coats on trunks. Massive ferns at their feet. A long dirt trail. The sound of boots walking on the path. Maple leaves scattered all over. The ... Read More
Forget It | Recommended by Mercury-Marvin Sunderland
Forget It by Anastacia Renee Anastacia Renee is a wonderful queer Black woman poet from Seattle who I had the great pleasure of being briefly mentored by in high school. Her work focuses on experimental poetry that uses symbols such / as \ this __ (.) She uses these methods ... Read More
SELFIE INTERVIEW | Mercury-Marvin Sunderland
Mercury-Marvin Sunderland (he/him) is a transgender autistic gay man with Borderline Personality Disorder. He's from Seattle and currently attends the Evergreen State College. He's been published by University of Amsterdam's Writer's Block, UC Davis' Open Ceilings, UC Riverside's Santa Ana River Review, UC Santa Barbara's Spectrum, and The New School's ... Read More