Fireside Quarterly | Summer 2019

(This is a printed edition, US shipping only)

In this issue:

• “Advice For Your First Time At the Faerie Market,” a story by Nibedita Sen
• “Amanda Draws Crows,” a story by José Pablo Iriarte
• “Not All Caged Birds Sing,” a story by Sheree Renée Thomas
• “Boxes,” an essay by Jacqui Talbot
• “The Staircase to the Moon,” a story by M.K. Hutchins, illustrated by Mary Haasdyk
• “Three of Swords, King of Cups,” a poem by Ali Trotta
• “The Brightest Lights of Heaven,” a story by Maria Haskins
• “Petals,” a story by Joanne Rixon
• “How to Spend Your Free Time,” a poem by Charles Payseur
• “Fare,” a story by Danny Lore, illustrated by Francesco Giani
• “Saving the World, Saving Ourselves: the Role of Justice in the Environmentalist Movement,” an essay by Grace Villmow
• “Signal,” a story by L. D. Lewis
• “For What Dignity Remains,” a story by Michelle Muenzler
• “Shelter, Sustenance, Self,” a story by Aimee Ogden
• “Gallinas/Chickens,” a story by Raquel Castro
• “Shapeshifting Sorcery: The Persistence of Mesoamerican Magic,” an essay by David Bowles, illustrated by Mariana Palova
• “Puebla de los Ángeles,” a story by Libia Brenda
• “City of the Angels,” a story by Libia Brenda
• “Questions to Grow Up On,” a poem by Ashley Deng
• “La Caja/The Box,” a story by Iliana Vargas