suburban suicides by Arushi Aera Rege
“It is sometime just before we’re meant to go out to party and kiss ourselves drunk on futures.” – excerpt from Suburban Suicides, flash fiction by Arushi Rege #TheMetaworker #MetaworkerMonday
Author: Elena Lucia Perez
You Forget How Wet A Fire Is by Mitch Kampf
“Your neighbors hose down windows and doors. They spray you by accident. Not that you care.” – excerpt from You Forget How Wet A Fire Is, non-fiction by Mitch Kampf
Work Trip by Sayani De
“A cool morning breeze of November blew against my face… We were taking women to see the sea.” – excerpt from Work Trip, fiction by Sayani De #TheMetaworker
Three Micros by Jacqueline Goyette
Three micro fiction pieces by Jacqueline Goyette #TheMetaworker
Wonboyn, 2024 by Matthew T Phillips
“The specular / Reflection / Splitting light / Into prisms / Like rainbow / Scales” – excerpt from Wonboyn, 2024, poetry by Matthew T Phillips #TheMetaworker
When Babies Started Being Born With Wings by David Henson
“They were little more than a shimmer on the backs of our newborns, translucent like a dragonfly’s.” – excerpt from When Babies Started Being Born With Wings, speculative fiction by David Henson #TheMetaworker
Excerpt from Zahra the Shadow Flame
Created by Rakan Sindi and Kali Baker-Johnson, ZAHRA THE SHADOW FLAME is about a young woman named Zahra Darwesh, growing up in the fictional country of United …
Author Interview: Kali Baker-Johnson and Rakan Sindi
Below, The Metaworker presents an exclusive interview with the creators of the new comic book series, ZAHRA THE SHADOW FLAME. Check out this companion post for a …
Interview with Your Editors
What sort of subjects/genres do you like to write about and why? MARINA: I’m a big proponent of mixing genres, so everything and anything is …
Author Interview: Jean Barker
JEAN BARKER left a successful writing career as a journalist and humor columnist in South Africa to pursue her long-delayed dream of becoming a filmmaker in …
Author Interview: Jessica Therrien
Read our previous post for more details, but to sum it up: For the Month of March, we won’t be publishing your submissions (keep sending them, though!) …