Issue No. 3: Pulsus Litterae

Sunshine

By Zary Fekete

The sun setting across the campus mall was too tempting to resist, and Gaspar snapped a few pictures. A strong sense of promise swept over him. He held the mental impossibility in his mind...

Housekeeping

By Cecilia Kennedy

If the sun slips just right between the curtains, and the air smells fresh, and the floors glisten, then my home is perfect, and I feel rich. Until I look at the neighbors’ house across from mine...

Monarch Butterfly

By Özge Lena

Think:

you’re less than half

a gram with bronze dust

that sprinkles & sprinkles...

FICTION

PULSUS LITTERAE

The Blood Price For Power

By Erinfolami Mayowa Toheeb

A sliver of silver

bolting from bushes -

slinks up the garden path tail-to-sky -

FICTION

POEM

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PULSUS LITTERAE

Business Bear

By Ethan Wang

Business Bear weighed 800 pounds, and his apartment was 500 square feet. He was getting dressed for work, buttoning his too-small, dark brown wool suit that he had found in a clearance sale seven years ago...

Budapest Bus by Night

By Zary Fekete

“In spite of the knives, I still prefer driving at night.”

Gabor said this as the bus crested the top of Gellert Hill...

Pulsing Seasons

By Claire Kroening

The air is too warm for October;

leaves prematurely singe,

a sky once clear...

FICTION

VOX NOVUM

Russian Blue

By Leusa Lloyd

Power makes people hungry sometimes,

Like thirst that craves the quench of water...

NONFICTION

POEM

VOX NOVUM

VOX NOVUM

POEM

VOX NOVUM

Issue No. 2: Vox Novum