Fireside Quarterly | Spring 2019

(This is a printed edition, US shipping only)

In this issue:

• “Balompié,” a story by Ana Hurtado
• “Poison,” a story by Cyd Athens
• “Medusa,” a poem by Rose Lemberg
• “How to Say I Love You with Wikipedia,” a story by Beth Goder, illustrated by Cat O'Neil
• “Faded,” an essay by Derek Newman-Stille
• “The Jubilee,” a story by Sheree Renée Thomas
• “You Are Bleeding,” a story by Alexandra Seidel
• “Your Inheritance Will Taste of Salt,” a story by Karolina Fedyk
• “Mother Tongue,” a poem by Jessica Cho
• “Chiripas,” a story by José González Vargas
• “Harassment Culture: You're Soaking In It,” an essay by Mikki Kendall
• “My Sister is a House,” a story by Zoë Medeiros
• “All the Hometowns You Can't Stay Away From,” a story by Izzy Wasserstein, illustrated by Matthew Davis
• “Aging Elements,” a story by Ben Francisco
• “Five Stories in the Monsoon Night,” a story by Nghi Vo, illustrated by Ora Xu
• “Bubbles and His Biped,” a story by Mary Berman
• “Change Comes Unevenly: Protecting Trans Rights with the Yes on 3 Campaign,” an essay by A. A. McNamara
• “Larga Distancia/Long Distance,” a story by Raquel Castro
• “The Telegrapher,” a poem by Rešoketšwe Manenzhe