Adrift
A zine by John Tucker
Flower People
Eugene’s dad got him the job. Eugene didn’t ask how. Explanations were seldom satisfactory anyway. He was sixteen. Maybe he’d get clarity when he was older. {read} What mattered was…
random number generators
anxiously rolling a handful of dice and starting to sweat.
Hexagon Issue 16 / Spring 2024
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The Barricade
by Joyce Ch’ng
Waiting Out the End of the World in Patty’s Place Cafe
They agreed again that everything would be better if the Arecibo Observatory was still running, since the radio telescope there could have determined the asteroid’s trajectory with actual precision