Certainly Worth a Read 

Dive into ancient history, biology, and psychology in this poem by Jacqueline Jules. At once, heady, wry and true.

Patricia Henley has definitely lived around. But she remembers too few moons. That must change.

Invoking the tenacious power of India's women, Srijani Mitra's prose poem imagines a land where buried stories rise, power is stripped bare, and women reclaim history.

A loyal and observant maid gets the last (unsaid) word on the privilege of privilege in this trenchant, wry short story by Cathy Adams.