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My first published short story in a while is up at Corvid Queen! (corvidqueen.com) It’s a very queer/punk retelling of Cinderella. I wrote it during Ariel Gore’s Winter Break Intensive writing workshop in December 2021, and I’m so happy I can finally share it with the world.
the corvid queen
[image description: a watercolor painting of a woman with shoulder-length red hair with a crow perched on her gloved hand. she wears a blue garment with a long billowing black cloak and white fur mantle, as well as a gold crown. the background is a snowy birch forest. end image description.]
Your body is the eerie calm before the worst kind storm—the fear that love is going to make a fool of you again. That anyone else would have seen that it was heartbreak weather outside, and worn a better coat.
Sean Patrick Mulroy, “Hermes and the Other Woman,” published in Corvid Queen
Some say the Revolution began on the night the owls began to sing.
The Heart of The Swallow Queen, a beautiful short story written by Rafael Torrubia for our Forest Secrets patreon project, has been published in Corvid Queen today! Seeing my illustration up there made me do a squeal, I’m not embarassed to say.
The Cost of Rain, OUT NOW!
The Cost of Rain, OUT NOW!
Blogland!
One of my short stories was published today!
Read it HERE.
Talk at you all soon, Bloggarts.
BZ
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i wanna think up a q for the corvid queen bc they sound Great but i cant. think of anything good. what does the corvid queen do for fun
Have you ever found a skull lying in the woods?
“Panic attacks don’t feel like heart attacks to you they’re a shaken 12oz can, 20oz bottle, 2 liter chasm of mountain dew, cherry pepsi, or some bright orange star threatening to explode.”
Hypertension and Panic (The Well of a Witch’s Power), Alex Vigue
It ended with legs broken, skin burnt, eyes opened.
Today on Corvid Queen: a sharp & striking poem by the lovely S. J. Ross.
