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In a rowboat that weaves its way through Lunea’s water canals, a hooded figure sits with a fox that’s curled around her shoulders. The fox’s vaporous form emits a white haze, her eyes golden and glowing. As their destination approaches, her ears prick up. The fox jumps off the young woman’s shoulders, leaving smoky tracks that dissipate before she lands atop the bow. All the while, the bell’s song resonates from around the fox’s neck. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629880731261-DISAVD8KA9B79544HGKQ/mythos+website+photos+%2813%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - We All Fall Down BY GILES STUART She knew she was dead when she woke up. She wouldn't have been so sure but for the fact that she'd been dead before. A minor surgery had turned into a twenty-four hour nightmare when a routine appendectomy revealed a latent heart condition. Only five, she barely remembered dying. She hadn’t really made much sense of living yet, so having nothing to contrast, her perspective was about as mature as a mayfly’s theories on evolution. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629879274184-GG5Z5NKS3F6PUQWFMQIQ/mythos+website+photos+%286%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - I Called to Him BY BRITTANY LAWRENCE His siren call was elsewhere, leaving the wreckage behind. Me, broken on the floor with all of my pieces. Left in the middle of a shipwreck, he took my treasure and was gone. I watched as the parts of me he didn’t want lost their last hints of shimmer as the sun set, and then there was just darkness. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629878629529-2PH1RMH3OS3ROR5OI8UV/mythos+website+photos+%283%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - Bathwater BY JORDAN NISHKIAN You once heard that you could figure out which way was up by following the bubbles. You weren’t sure when it had started, but the tinnitus that haunted your right ear had now wrapped around your head and entered your left. At first, it was something you only heard in silence—now there were days when the ringing was nearly debilitating. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629881620588-4PC08WXEJ8GQK8UVY2F9/mythos+website+photos+%2817%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - The River God’s Daughters BY TABITHA LAWRENCE Gifts from my mother: coarse tangles of hair in clumps and spirals, soft helmet of frizz, lavender tinged legs, big Italian snoz. Lots of sisters and, much later, lots of brothers. And something else, but I can’t put my finger on it. Sometimes she speaks of things as though I should know what she’s talking about and I wonder if I do, somewhere in the tide pools in the back of my mind. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629880930762-FOHWBYPQRQ1NHID9XWSJ/mythos+website+photos+%2814%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - I Didn’t Want to Kill You BY RACHEL LEANNE DELAURENTI I didn’t want to do it. I didn’t want to kill you. I’d never experienced that before. Never have I felt guilty for singing, for luring a sailor in, for drowning him. It is, after all, in my nature. Humans are taught from a young age to hunt for food, for sport, for power. For our kind, it is the same. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629881250569-KVFXIAYBT9B2E81LPKN6/mythos+website+photos+%2816%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - The Pull BY LIZ MICHAUD I hated this fucking house. I didn’t want to be on this ugly rock. Not like you. You said you felt something close to magic here at Coal Beach, but there was nothing enchanting about the surly old fishermen in this coastal ghost town. And now I’m trapped here and you’re missing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629877798063-FQJCVPX6VTOHER0FDGV4/mythos+website+photos.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - Breaking the Surface BY REBECCA CARLYLE The fire crackled and hissed at her from across the room, the orange light flickering upon the stone walls. She arrived late in the evening a week ago; it was too dark to take in her surroundings. A friend of hers had asked her to look after their cousin’s cabin for two weeks, and she jumped at the opportunity to get out of town—a break from the hustle and bustle of city life was much needed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629881965477-H04LH32Z0YNJYFRPAQ7W/mythos+website+photos+%289%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - Doom Wail: A Collection BY ETHAN A. BAKER Screeching siren songs snatch me out of everyday daydreams I escape to— https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629880611942-G51PU0QAAHTI6N7UH349/mythos+website+photos+%2812%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - The Other Side of Paradise BY HOLLY KING The greatest lie she ever told herself was that her spine felt burdened from violet rosebuds pushing out of each crack in the cement. That thorns broke open troves of forgotten dreams. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629878856002-RY3RB21L49CKZV2M2334/mythos+website+photos+%284%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - Rompeola BY HJ MORALES Tides sway washing sand waltz grandma's hands scrape soapy ribbed metal. Foam brews, grunts splash in the air salting lungs, cleaning carbon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629880366264-AZ1AQMGBX8FKTT9KQP6H/mythos+website+photos+%2811%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - Harp On BY AUDREY KEMP We have encountered her before, The femme fatale from myth and lore -- The emblematic minx or tease, Who conjures chaos in the breeze. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629875927315-TAHWNT8QM5SX0Z2UU662/Untitled+design+%2852%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - the silent siren BY JANICE PEREGRINA peer in, look through the porthole at the ocean, vast as sin the silent siren rises from the black within https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629879479367-2SAYYVZ0W25FKML9ENUE/mythos+website+photos+%287%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - A Siren’s Cry BY TAMARA LINDSEY Lover hear my harmony. Come find me. Search the midnight fury. I’m crying. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629878260849-L4Y1Z3NFP34U4OTB8F7A/mythos+website+photos+%281%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - Pisces Meets the Gemini BY JORDAN NISHKIAN You, my air, you bury me— hold me under, carry me with you. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629881109582-WP0CWG5UD7W45YI8838K/mythos+website+photos+%2815%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - Lobster Bisque BY NATE BUSSEY Sometimes I feel the incorrigible need to get into hot water. I'll draw myself a bath, raise the temperature by degree the way you cook lobster, plunge my ears beneath the surface to listen to the water I'm making filthy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629878541381-LHD4A1MBJCUQPPU8JGXT/mythos+website+photos+%282%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - Lament BY DEANNA NGUYEN Winds of a moon-soaked night, carry her voice as gentle as the caresses of a mother cradling her newborn child. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629879121952-MPRKA31TD0DKKKDRNKAY/mythos+website+photos+%285%29.png Issue 1: Song of the Siren - Sweet Lullaby BY REBECCA CARLYLE It rocks me slowly, occupying my crevices, everything is soft here, the touch, the sound, the feel. I am a blemish in this pulchritude. https://www.mythosmagazine.com/issue-2-spring-2021 daily 0.75 2021-08-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629914756031-L65H00G9AU9U382GFFZL/mythos+website+photos+%285%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - A Slow Burn BY JORDAN NISHKIAN You feel that the street Sophie is driving you down should be familiar; and there are little things that are, like the faded posters in the dry cleaner window and the pastel awnings of the gelato shop. After getting into her car at the hospital parking structure, Sophie told you that you’ve been living in the city for almost five years—one year on Fourth Street and the rest at the apartment she’s taking you to now. While she told you this, she studied you and your movements, relieved when you slipped your arm under the seat belt and buckled in. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629925581506-Y0WKG5B7B49KSRAPYLQ7/mythos+website+photos+%2823%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Refresher BY DEANNA NGUYEN At first, everything was pitch black. I blinked. Okay, so my eyes weren’t closed. Also, I had eyes. I patted my body and touched my face—all intact, clothed, and completely human. A lucid dream then? I pinched my skin as hard as I could and winced. Nope, definitely not a dream. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629914942594-QQTIQMZS916L7N79TL1Z/mythos+website+photos+%286%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Follow the Sun BY KAURA GRANDE At sunrise he is filled with wild fire, flames flashing gold, so vibrant they illuminate the landscape. He is alive and his breath breathes warmth and life across the plains. By midday he is at his strongest, scorching the Earth, he burns with radiance, shines with fury, flaunts his heat. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629916683558-UCRJS2D9V2586N06Y60U/mythos+website+photos+%289%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - I Am a Phoenix. BY RACHEL LEANNE DELAURENTI My father once told me that love and desire are like flames. He told me to be careful with my heart, that he didn’t want me getting burned. I think he knows from experience. Sometimes when we talk, you can see him recoil from thoughts, as though his heart has been scorched and scarred from loving too hard, and he will never fully recover. If that’s the case, if loving you is going to burn me, then draw near me. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629918638518-I0JN0H1JRKQLH7AZHVF4/mythos+website+photos+%2817%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Begin Again BY REBECCA CARLYLE You can always begin again. It is a singular notion that has echoed, rattled, slammed, and whispered through your mind with every step. What would that be like? The night sky calls to you as it always did, with the pureness of its beauty. Will you be the same? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629916797659-88XB1PR56EZVKY420U5G/mythos+website+photos+%2810%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - The Fire Took Him BY REBECCA CARLYLE The acrid smell of smoke burned through her nostrils from across the street. The middle-class suburban row of houses was darkened by clouds that hid the moon, all except for the single house that was ablaze. Even from here, she could feel the heat of the flames that licked the sides of the building. Her cheeks were flushed from excitement and exertion. It had been a battle to get outside of the burning house before the exits had become inaccessible. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629918269749-08THPCSP7RWI9UBXANS1/mythos+website+photos+%2816%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Shadow of Light BY GILES STUART Dad set down the glasses, making a “clack” in time with the amplifying weather. Drawing my attention to the windows, the hail pelted the panes of glass, scuffling dull the last bits of light as it disappeared behind the mounted ridge, leaving a purple disco effect in the room—the last taunt of twilight before nightfall. “I had a nickname for you as a little girl. Do you remember?” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629924416742-Y490VUA40N38WFFKQHRG/mythos+website+photos+%2819%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Heir of the Damned BY ANDY NARANJO Before his eyes were planes of red and vermilion sands. Above him passing were clouds of magenta floating in seas of aquamarine skies. Behind his eyes resided an imagination sprawling through pious temperaments. The sun set behind mountains that climbed over the city horizon. Lying in desert beds, on the cusp of the cove, Jouye scaled mammoth stones. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629918047606-EDMVV2ZVANSU1IPKNGJ6/mythos+website+photos+%2814%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Ember Fields BY PETER WILLIAMS The Corinalth Colonization Program had proven disappointing in the six months it had been active. While maintaining a breathable atmosphere similar to Earth’s, the planet’s soil had proven inhospitable to any form of edible vegetation. From what the scientists in the colony had concluded, the nutrients naturally produced on Corinalth were not enough to keep seeds alive long enough for them to bear fruit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629914347889-MQB7IIFQULTT9VKVVHWM/marc+pachon+allison+eguchi.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Shadow of Truth BY LESLIE GONZALEZ You wonder about the shadow in the corner of your eye. It’s been following you now since you left his place half an hour ago. You first saw it when you walked through the front gate of his apartment. He hadn’t seen it because he hadn’t walked you out. “It’s better this way,” he said. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629915769506-4816Y3I1VWDLFFOHK6J2/mythos+website+photos+%287%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - The Girl With the Fist of Feathers BY JESSICA R. WOEHLER Listen close, lovers of the light, and know the truth of how darkness flees. For darkness does not shrink away because of what we build up inside, but rather because of what we choose to let go of. A concept simple in statement, perhaps, but far more difficult to put into practice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629917015063-VQXOPHSL7ZNWJX37CC86/mythos+website+photos+%2811%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Ritual of Ashes BY PETER WILLIAMS Her name was Phee, and she was the bravest warrior I had ever met. I had seen her face down ogres, trolls, and even giants without hesitation. She could swing a sword with such grace that it was like watching a vicious dance. Even when she was relaxed, her hazel eyes smoldered orange with the heat of battle. I loved her with every fiber of my being. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629914510269-Q6N65J3LB7EAG30NNGVJ/mythos+website+photos+%284%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Lessons From a Bougainvillea BY HOLLY KING Here is what they don’t tell you. That through idle hands we must kill. My sister gave me this warning five years ago while she pruned her bougainvillea in the garden. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629917200940-QMRCLY4JJUCOMZF2BLIT/mythos+website+photos+%2812%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Fyren: A Collection BY EA BAKER The Season of Flame The wildflowers that once gilded the hills and valleys have become tarnished, fading into brown https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629912915507-2F1Q8M1XVLE9AVJFYAXG/mythos+website+photos+%281%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - 2021 BY C BRESNAN Plunging deep, I'm drenched with more humanness, grasping hope and love to rise. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629913035772-3BLUUN4UVPUQDKMM1VZG/mythos+website+photos+%282%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Everborn BY JANICE PEREGRINA Inside every sacred soul Lies an enrapturing phoenix in repose Her crumbling wings enfold upon themselves Hiding from the world https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629925354731-9HLDOOQZF9T4KOS4OCTW/mythos+website+photos+%2822%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Ocean Bloom BY JORDAN NISHKIAN “You can trust people with grief,” she says, piecing together a bouquet of bee balm and blueweed. My fingers pick at heads of sea lavender I carry through tides. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629924262385-6G8EPUE4M4QNP5AX0A7P/mythos+website+photos+%2818%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - From mud, and by blood. Of cinders and bone. BY LIZ MICHAUD The first form I ever took was air. I was not quite a thing, I was the idea of a thing. Nebulous in my obscurity. Perfect in my imprecision. Affable to every flit of the breeze. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629916496734-DROLT3ZE4SUMN3STJ7ED/mythos+website+photos+%288%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Soon the Sun BY HJ MORALES Constantly spinning on space’s finger At a million miles an hour But the sand buries my toes Like a silk sheet on a breezy night. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629924905443-NP2E9YXYR9XYJ0A916OH/mythos+website+photos+%2820%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Rekindle: A Collection BY KAURA GRANDE Burn It All Burn it all he tossed the words over his shoulder while he walked out the door without looking back leaving her in a mess of cold, dark, shattered ruins https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629917424855-UQMN74CQ2XUR1K3VHM6S/mythos+website+photos+%2813%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Nirvana BY ANDY NARANJO Like dried wine on stone My eye is tinged with the reflection of droplets Akin to the vine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1629925179050-31O892YL3PM4QU6GNJ1D/mythos+website+photos+%2821%29.png Issue 2: Phoenix Rising - Unraveling BY MICHELLE HERD When I ask my mother What her greatest pain Disappointment, un- Fulfilled, dream is she replies: “Well it really is more of a Fantasy, than a dream…” https://www.mythosmagazine.com/submit-work daily 0.75 2022-08-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/adbd7715-7258-4a51-a252-f63a698d7213/mythos+website+photos+%2863%29.jpg Submit Work - Spring Issue: March 1 - April 15, 2023 Theme: Lovers So many of our world’s stories revolve around romance—the good, the bad, and the ugly sides of it—and mythology certainly has its fair share of love stories. For this issue, we’re looking for modern stories that mirror or are inspired by famous mythological lovers, but please feel free to be creative with this interpretation. Feel free to switch up genders and sexualities, or get inspired by legendary friendships or rivalries. We recommend focusing on strong character-driven work that dives deep into the nature of their relationship or connection. Keep in mind that we are not looking for fan fiction or erotica. Please review our guidelines for all other details. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/c71e9b06-8716-4f07-81be-049eb7dcb13c/mythos+website+photos+%2864%29.jpg Submit Work - Summer Issue: June 1 - July 15, 2023 Theme: Cryptids and Campfires For this issue, get inspired by the types of stories you would tell while sitting around the campfire. What goes bump in the night while you’re curled up in your tent? What reaches and brushes against your foot while you’re swimming in that lake? What fearsome cryptid have you always wanted to catch a glimpse of? Feel free to get inspired by local legends, cryptids, or your own personal encounters. Note: we love a good ghost story, but we would rather save spirit-focused works for our annual Something Spooky issue. Please review our guidelines for all other details. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1630109982466-46Q4RX30A8PHJQNUZXSF/unsplash-image-hvrpOmuMrAI.jpg Submit Work - Fall Issue: September 1 - October 15, 2022 Theme: Something Spooky Recurring annually! Send in art, photography, poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction that’s inspired by the darker side of mythology. We want to see/hear your interpretation of monsters of all sorts: from Spooky-Season classics like vampires and werewolves to the urban legends of your home town. We prefer lore over gore (because we like to sleep at night), but don’t be afraid to get dark! We want pieces that are scary good, so don’t distract from your craft with cliches or horror tropes. Please review our guidelines for all other details. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/6a28eb2e-e268-4c8c-bfbf-725df6e3db57/mythos+website+photos+%2862%29.jpg Submit Work - Winter Issue: December 1 - January 15, 2023 Theme: Anthropomorphs and Shape Shifters Anthropomorphism and shapeshifting have fascinated humans around the world for centuries. These could look like werewolves, skinwalkers, kitsunes, or other shape-altering beings that have human likenesses—but is that human appearance their true form or a devious facade? Due to the nature of this prompt, we’re looking for character-driven work, and since so many cultures have their own versions of shapeshifting or anthropomorphic lore, we invite you to explore your personal heritage to see if any beings inspire you (this of course is optional, but could be fun)! Please review our guidelines for all other details. https://www.mythosmagazine.com/issue-3-something-spooky-2021 daily 0.75 2022-05-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1635668054117-ONH7VPMUKOS4HJ86G1HG/mythos+website+photos+%282%29.jpg Issue 3: Something Spooky 2021 - Coconut BY ANDY NARANJO “Ugh.. why do we even have to do this Mexico week thing?” one girl complained. “I don’t know…” the other shrugged with an apathetic sigh. “You have until tomorrow to start, refine, and finish your projects. I will NOT be grading any duplicates,” the teacher admonished. Then, interrupting her lecture with a booming voice, “JOHNATHAN," reducing the students’ whispers to silence, “Grab your things. I will see you in my office.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1635667953118-I19DPS4VZ0WOR9SGXJFB/mythos+website+photos.jpg Issue 3: Something Spooky 2021 - Black Widow BY KAURA GRANDE She didn’t know where she was or how she got there. All she knew was she fell asleep in a tent in the forest and woke up in a bed in an old house that didn’t seem to have any occupants. The house was covered in dust and old cobwebs, dead bugs littered the floors, and an aching feeling began to form in the pit of her stomach. She meandered through the house, afraid to call out, hoping her footsteps were as quiet as she thought they were. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1635668001755-WQ4TOSIC6K6Y2XEW5MM4/mythos+website+photos+%281%29.jpg Issue 3: Something Spooky 2021 - Move Right Through BY REBECCA CARLYLE Aisha couldn’t remember how she got here. All she knew was the inky night sky, clouds blotting out light from the stars, and the all too present silence. She patted the ground around her with outstretched palms, searching for her glasses on damp dirt stirring a moist, earthen scent that filled her nostrils. The absence of them pressing down her nose was stark and worrisome. Although Aisha wasn’t blind without them, everything would be a little fuzzy around the edges. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1635668273974-GZDHNJV2HIE624PQ68RK/mythos+website+photos+%283%29.jpg Issue 3: Something Spooky 2021 - Cry Baby Bridge BY BRENDA WILSON “Are you sure you don’t want me to drive?” Thomas asks from the passenger seat of my uncle’s new Tacoma. “Of course, I’d rather you drive. But my uncle said I have to. Something about insurance not covering you,” I say. My uncle’s conditions for letting us borrow his truck were don’t scratch it, no drugs or alcohol, and I have to drive. I bite my nails until my mouth tastes like iron and my fingers are sore. “Why are we doing this again?” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1635669044723-H1O2T5J7S8705KUGDVTY/mythos+website+photos+%285%29.jpg Issue 3: Something Spooky 2021 - Who Could Ever Love a Monster? BY DEANNA NGUYEN Your name takes shape in wary whispers Never spoken aloud For fear that you would devour their voices And bite the screams from their throats While you watch them in between The jaws of death https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1635669493199-VLXZLJ1717768TAH768A/mythos+website+photos+%287%29.jpg Issue 3: Something Spooky 2021 - What Is Done: A Collection BY ANDY NARANJO Beware of what is done Beware the shadow cast against the sun Beware the snake in the nest that devours your love Beware the uncertainty that splits what was one… Beware of what will come https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1635668766836-NG6KWKJXLOLSZIW8S42B/mythos+website+photos+%284%29.jpg Issue 3: Something Spooky 2021 - The World Is Quiet Here BY RACHEL DELAURENTI There in the shade under a large birch tree, He sat and waited for his lover Even through rain or shine or slight breeze Would he hold out for his other. Over the course of many years, Rendezvous were frequent. Love was a continuous music that filled their ears, Dissonance never apparent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1635708518139-8E0XSB8U67XZX8YH41Q8/mythos+website+photos+%288%29.jpg Issue 3: Something Spooky 2021 - The Horseman BY KIRSTEN BRAZIL Have you heard the tale of The Horseman? A story of love and of loss; A tale of sorrow and vengeance, That came at a terrible cost. I can tell you the tale of The Horseman, For he will rise this night. You may, in fact, be a witness To the Horseman’s appalling delight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1635669315008-AVPDK7FCJIZ48I9X782D/mythos+website+photos+%286%29.jpg Issue 3: Something Spooky 2021 - Dear Persephone BY ISLAYA SIRIUS OSIRIS I know our relationship Didn’t start off The best way With me sweeping you off your feet Literally Sorry about that Blame it on your dad I do https://www.mythosmagazine.com/issue4-moon-goddess daily 0.75 2022-01-31 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1642988449418-R8K8ZDLJ6EKKJELNPGM3/mythos+website+photos+%2810%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - The Lilac Moon BY KAURA GRANDE On a warm summer night in the middle of June, Clara woke suddenly to the sound of children laughing outside her bedroom window. Wanting to play too she threw off her lilac sheets, raced to her closet, and pulled out her boots of the same color. Not wanting to wake up her parents and be told to go back to bed she silently slid her chair under her window and climbed out, landing softly on the damp grass below. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1643006175010-2CWCQOQQ4578J3ETI0EN/mythos+website+photos+%2825%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - The Trip BY JENNA KAY DUXBURY I wasn’t in the habit of doing drugs. Alex, my boyfriend, was a bit of a stoner though. I smoked with him once in a while but didn’t really like it. Weed made my heart race, my appetite insatiable, my anxiety shoot off the charts. Or maybe that’s just how I felt most of the time, and the weed exacerbated it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/82972888-7811-4cff-88d4-188c2d39963b/mythos+website+photos+%2814%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - A Godless Goddess BY ANDY NARANJO Slain by the fruitless sky, an athel tree slumbers with a groan. Its only flower teeters in the cradle of an abandoned wasp’s hive. Though its life has lapsed, its roots continue to grow like varicose veins. Through and into the city, it reaches out, choking it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1642984467509-SLIJNNDSDDH1IPVBOQDE/pexels-edvinas-daukas-6140542.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - Materials Collected: Seized Documents and Propaganda BY GILES STUART I have failed you, Goddess. The fate of heaven and earth cannot rest on my shoulders lest all creation follow me to my shallow grave. I dream of smoke, reborn of fire, I’d soon adjust to my newfound immortality as I’d take to the human custom of clothing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/c5db5771-b9ea-4ca5-84d2-023e0d4d2aba/mythos+website+photos+%2819%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - The Girl With the Jade Eyes BY REBECCA CARLYLE It was late in the evening and a chilly breeze rattled through his bones. He was rushing home from the corner store with a bag of groceries with his eyes on his feet, making sure he didn’t slip and fall. He should have looked up, but he didn’t. That’s when his body slammed into another, softer body and rebounded backward. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/9621acab-dda1-4237-a583-0c591d6d7768/mythos+website+photos+%2830%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - It’s Just a Phase BY DEANNA NGUYEN Night had settled in by the time Hằng finished hauling in the last cardboard box filled with her belongings into the apartment. Hands on her hips, she let out a huff as she surveyed her new home. The studio apartment, with its chalky white walls and simple hardwood flooring, left its personality up to her. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/081b8215-2cba-4b6e-b193-c14b3ee5ac0d/mythos+website+photos+%2828%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - Ephemeral BY RITA NOOR Whenever my name comes up in Selene’s court, she giggles and lifts an ivory hand to barely obscure a waxing grin. “Muia, you ask?” she’ll muse coyly. “Why, I turned her into a fly. A wretched little girl, how irksome.” My story is, at best, a minor flourishment to warn mortals, to bow their heads and retreat to the shadows when the gods visit the lands they manifested for our precarious existence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1642987095752-3N1P14L3ZS1C791D8IZV/DSC_5348.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - The Maiden and the Hound BY JESSICA R. WOEHLER Long ago and long forgotten in a forest buried deep in the old country, there once lived a young maiden. The story goes that she was sent to spend her life alone because of a curse placed upon her father. The man was unable to learn the truth about selflessness and sacrifice, so an enchantress took his only child in hopes to make him understand the value of those characteristics. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/ce429875-fa5b-4d09-b774-c02f03532a2e/mythos+website+photos+%2826%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - Ix Chel and Anahita: A Collection BY CINDY RINNE Jaguar crone chases the sun Her lover disappears beneath Tides she controls Long ago, they wove medicine All bodies of water into existence https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/fd77f513-f1a7-4209-8030-f648d725949d/mythos+website+photos+%2827%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - What is the moon? BY JORDAN NISHKIAN I mouthed out the syllables to the rhythm of clacking keys The page loaded—not quick enough for me to ignore how stupid the question looked, musing now manifested— and told me all the world’s answers… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/10a317d9-a657-481d-9735-909055fcb592/mythos+website+photos+%2816%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - The Seamstresses BY MARIE DAVIS-WILLIAMS The surgeon of hand bones said a constellation of time, pressure and genetics caused the osteoarthritic pain at the base of my thumbs. He turned my palms skyward to trace the path his incision would take. In that darkened room, the x-ray illuminator was the only light he navigated by. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/b3eaf59f-d8cd-461f-8cf7-a81c5af6ba1d/mythos+website+photos+%2823%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - Poems From Minotaur: A Collection BY G.A. KLAUSNER White as porcelain the way to the wilderness And the leaves coloured silver and dark Shadows are the thresholds that lead me Through nomoi beyond the human realm https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1aad911e-2352-43c4-809e-28e6df85d977/mythos+website+photos+%2813%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - Loving the Moon BY KAURA GRANDE Our love was safest when the Jade Rabbit came out his light illuminating the dark sky. It was then that we would trace our fingers letting them linger on the napes of necks and tips of lips. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/ce041337-62da-46f2-a8cf-b364da41fb77/mythos+website+photos+%2822%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - The Moon and Jelly: A Collection BY ARI CHADWICK-SAUND A long time ago on a dusty old shelf Sat a pot of jelly who talked to herself. She’d mumble all day, but at night she did stare Right up at the moon that hung in the night air. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/804a6a1f-717d-47af-b774-65d5d9958185/mythos+website+photos+%2821%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - Reflections of the Moon: A Collection BY SARAH WAGNER “Live by the sun / Love by the moon” A cheap rhyme I scribbled down and tucked into the corner of my gown Sentimentality sounds prettier when she’s dressed in satin and lace https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/f8db6a9b-e508-4292-82cf-fed4e655050a/mythos+website+photos+%2824%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - The Waxing Cold Moon: A Collection BY HEATHER CORBALLY BRYANT To Selene we pray— On this cold crepuscular evening, we race to Little Dan Hole Pond To see the miracle— https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/bb5985da-af5a-4f07-9152-8213fae73d8e/mythos+website+photos+%2817%29.jpg Issue 4: Moon Goddess - Just Until Morning BY KAURA GRANDE You were always the moon to me I would wait for the Jade Rabbit to come out so you would too because that was when our love was safest cast away the complexity of colors bathed only in blacks and grays https://www.mythosmagazine.com/issue-5-your-lore daily 0.75 2022-05-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/f19a46bb-7063-46c4-992f-34e8ad282dd8/mythos+website+photos+%2837%29.jpg Issue 5: Your Lore - Fauna: A Collection BY JELA MELI Featuring Three Pieces: Fauna Apelpesia Sybil https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/6d61c454-c294-47e2-bb9c-58ad13b46a02/mythos+website+photos+%2838%29.jpg Issue 5: Your Lore - Goddess Series BY CECELIA IVY OF ARTISTIC CHAOS STUDIO Featuring Four Pieces: Oya: Lady of Storms Comizahual: The Jaguar Princess U'tlun'ta: Spearfinger Frøya: Mistress of Love https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/c0c57646-3712-48f4-880c-b09d29938678/mythos+website+photos+%2831%29.jpg Issue 5: Your Lore - Jupiter in the Mangroves BY ADRIANA BELTRANO Many paths will lead you down to the Jupiter beach. Most will guide you to the bumpy sand with wooden staircases. Their handrails anchor into the tough concrete and, like the docks attached to some great ship, they invite you aboard to climb down and become marooned on the beach with nothing to do but drink barely alcoholic canned beverages and wade in the salty shallow sea. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/ecf94b24-ad4f-4c87-b969-d6f8ffa38dfe/mythos+website+photos+%2835%29.jpg Issue 5: Your Lore - Jennarino and the Magic Clams BY PETER CARELLINI In the magical neighborhood of Bensonhurst, where all kinds of people thrived and laughed, lived a young Sicilian lady named Jennarino Sambuca. Jennarino, her gentle father Francesco and lively mother Christine, and her wise grandmother Vita lived in a two-story apartment passed down for generations; music, stories, and good food and company filled their home as the smell of delicious eggplant and gravy moved through the air. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/2be85302-31ce-4882-94b3-4220af39d483/mythos+website+photos+%2832%29.jpg Issue 5: Your Lore - The Necklace BY JOANNA ELIZABETH BENITEZ There was once a boy-man who drowned. It happened one August afternoon when the lake known as Alegria replenished itself. He tried to swim. He stroked with his arms and kicked his legs but the warm waters engulfed him. A memory came to him then of Elder combing his hair. The lake is brimming with stories, she had said. Do not become one of them. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/a4226882-d09b-48f6-af69-5af33689d8c8/mythos+website+photos+%2834%29.jpg Issue 5: Your Lore - Birth of the Manananggal BY ELSA VALMIDIANO As much as the kili kili mumuwanted the citizens of Ináng-bayanto entirely turn against the mangkukulam, the mangkukulam were still secretly revered for their great power but continued to existin a covert way. Surreptitiously, the mangkukulam preserved their craft by mingling their ancient magical rites with the rituals of their invaders. Their magic once practiced openly for millennia, now had been disguised… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/c284c3d8-97f0-4532-a576-90e2adbc505a/mythos+website+photos+%2833%29.jpg Issue 5: Your Lore - Good Gifts BY JESSICA R. WOEHLER Billows of breath escaped my lips in short, staccato measures as my lungs fought against the cold to regain some level of composure. Calf and ankle alike trembled under an entanglement of skirt and bloomer; never before had they been put to such violent and sudden use. The sole of my bare foot snapped a twig as I stumbled towards a pine, the full weight of my fear slumping against it. I froze, every muscle and fiber straining to hear a sound. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/81803ff1-384a-4fe6-9d2d-afc786bf18fe/mythos+website+photos+%2839%29.jpg Issue 5: Your Lore - Láthos BY REBECCA CARLYLE Why are doctor's offices so white, she wondered. To prove it was sterile? As if the strong disinfectant stinging her nose hairs wouldn’t be enough. She sat in the vinyl-covered chair that was for patients and let her eyes move from one labeled cabinet to the next; gloves, needles, patient robes, the list went on to words she wasn’t sure what they meant. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/7d7fb583-ac2b-422e-a108-87f6f3f70393/mythos+website+photos+%2843%29.jpg Issue 5: Your Lore - Ancestors, Where Art Thou? BY BRITTANY LAWRENCE Sometimes I can see it flicker in the wind, far off in the distance. Only faintly visible each time a warm, youthful memory resurfaces. The candle of our family traditions. With each passing relative, the traditions start to fade - Oh great grandmother. Oh young cousin gone too soon - so that the very thought of pretending things are still the same brings more grief than joy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/9e3df773-688b-44e7-a007-26adfc0f3a3d/mythos+website+photos+%2840%29.jpg Issue 5: Your Lore - Inheritance BY TABITHA LAWRENCE This life which chose me, Full of things unspeakable that I never shut up about Is making me obsessed with leaving something behind For the children of the child I don’t even have yet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1396a808-b2f9-465a-93d8-2bee36a52359/mythos+website+photos+%2845%29.jpg Issue 5: Your Lore - Nehalennia BY JENNA KAY DUXBURY I guess I’m not the goddess you were expecting. The true meaning of my name has been lost, and I carry a bushel of apples and a strange cloak, rather than a burning torch or a book of sacred texts. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/7d5f1770-d68c-495b-9a4f-1e1172923175/mythos+website+photos+%2844%29.jpg Issue 5: Your Lore - Torn: A Collection BY SHANNON ANDREA THOMAS If home Is where the heart is, Then I understand Why I am Splintered. Torn https://www.mythosmagazine.com/issue6-fae-folk daily 0.75 2022-08-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/459e90a6-9d85-4073-9b3b-5bfb708c07fd/mythos+website+photos+%2855%29.jpg Fae Folk - Whistles and the Bell BY ANDY NARANJO Madrid was sunny. The scaffolding, busy streets, and buses kept a stray dog busy as she drank from streams of spilled wine. Other housed hounds barked at her in a jealous frenzy. Jealous of her freedom, they warned her of patrolling dog catchers, teasing her about the dark fate every stray faces. Ignoring their tongues, she was jealous of the roofs that kept them shaded from the streets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/f99b720c-63c4-4507-97ab-2e0b11d7677d/mythos+website+photos+%2854%29.jpg Fae Folk - Kiss of the Fae Prince and the Dragon Midwife Manggagamod BY ELSA VALMIDIANO Awakened by the heady chorus of crows that encircled the deep violet sky shortly before dawn, Prince Liam figured there must be a witch nearby and peeked from his castle window. His mother, Siobhan, a Fae trickster, had taught him how witches always attracted crows as if they were a protective forcefield, so he was very familiar with what their ominous congregation in the sky might mean. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/107c5975-ea29-4590-8fb1-32a5edde557e/mythos+website+photos+%2861%29.jpg Fae Folk - Fae in Plain Sight BY REBECCA CARLYLE What do you think of when you hear the words fae or faerie? Let me guess—you just thought of a tiny, pocket-sized, glowing, winged person. With a wand. And lots of glitter. We’re not like Aurora’s fairies where each of us only dresses in one particular color. How impractical is that? No. We fae blend into society much easier than those whimsical ‘fairies’ do. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/97c37e85-c75c-4de0-9e28-474130dd010a/mythos+website+photos+%2859%29.jpg Fae Folk - What Went Ye Out Into This Wilderness to See? BY ELISABETH OLIVER The red sap nightmare of the forest is real. You are in it. The trees are terrible and tall. They surround you. A witch lives deep within its fat black heart. This is where she has taken you. You were once not here. I know. I know because I was once not here either. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1659072761157-7RRTIWXR7FBD30J8A6DO/mythos+website+photos+%2857%29.jpg Fae Folk - Sparks in the Rain BY M.J. WEISEN A clustered, collided mess of low-orbiting satellites littered the scar-tissued sky above the graveyard of a forest. Sometimes the metallic debris would crack apart or smash into each other, igniting bursts of flame. It would be then that Dewroot or his older sister, Daizel, would ask Mama or Papa, “Is that what took our powers?” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/fb2a8190-94e0-460f-aa11-4745e025742f/mythos+website+photos+%2853%29.jpg Fae Folk - The Lost One BY KAURA GRANDE My hair. Call it vanity, but I just love my hair. I love the way it cascades like a brown river down my back. I love the way it always holds effortless curls, the kind people pay good money for. I love how it is always shiny, always soft, never frizzy, nothing is ever out of place. I love the color, rich brown with hazelnut tones, the two best things— chocolate and hazelnut. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/5d27eb92-9d6d-42c4-a262-f7f6664d3e53/mythos+website+photos+%2847%29.jpg Fae Folk - Uncaptured BY RYAN MORROW Hidden in plain sight veiled only by a thin veneer of disbelief present but immeasurable shifting through realm and substance https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/e973b167-4c5f-4196-aa93-28308a0eb674/mythos+website+photos+%2860%29.jpg Fae Folk - The Melody of Mushrooms BY JORDAN NISHKIAN We’ve kept the fairy ring in the backyard alive for the last nine years, feeding it with circles of footfall each equinox at dusk, so spores trickle from their gills planting offspring between near blades— new stars in their cosmos, new clouds in their nebulae https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1659058571296-HUFOHQGHFKTAARDGG6M5/mythos+website+photos+%2856%29.jpg Fae Folk - Nostalgia BY KAURA GRANDE The world is changing around me and not for the better I long for screen-less nights filled with words from the fairy tale book my mother would read us stacked three deep in a king-sized bed making shapes in the shadows her voice carrying us to faraway kingdoms https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/a15c8b56-9646-4f37-a8f6-8d9e8015f097/mythos+website+photos+%2852%29.jpg Fae Folk - The Green-Eyed Girl BY HEATHER MEATHERALL a green-eyed girl went walking through the woods one summer night when she came across a clearing bathed in soft moonlight she found some Fair Folk dancing round a ring of mushrooms red and when they caught her watching come dance with us they said https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/e0400df5-47b8-405a-addc-365f7b57fabb/mythos+website+photos+%2850%29.jpg Fae Folk - The Names Carved on Stone BY SAMUEL GLYN I was lingering around old graveyards one day, watching the ground soak up errant spirits. On that day, the sun shone gangrenous, surrounded by decaying clouds and a deoxidised sky. Sat on a bench, I watched the Dullahan go about their grim work. I was not the only spectator. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/d8d663de-5756-44fd-b209-71f241b874fc/mythos+website+photos+%2849%29.jpg Fae Folk - Passing fancies BY KIM FAHNER Caught at the edges of peripheral vision, all fractal fern covered and spider web garbed, tiny faeries spin themselves—twirling tops— across the gravel of a northern road. They gather together in the rotted stumps of forgotten oak trees, swing haphazard from long brooms of sumac as it turns bright red infall’s brisk light. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/cb6962b2-7aad-4ba3-a313-c6aa441d3987/mythos+website+photos+%2851%29.jpg Fae Folk - Dance With the Fae: A Collection BY HEATHER POWELL Featuring Two Pieces: The Fairy Ring The Theft https://www.mythosmagazine.com/anthologie-vol-i-digital-issue daily 0.75 2022-08-30 https://www.mythosmagazine.com/issue-7-something-spooky-2022 daily 0.75 2023-02-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/5edcca92-bbb5-436e-9f3f-36a6bcac67df/1.jpg Issue 7: Something Spooky 2022 - Just Another Story BY KAURA GRANDE It didn't take much convincing from Miles for me to agree to follow him into the canyon in search of Katie. Why she went there specifically is a mystery. We knew she loved the waterfall, tall limestone walls, and of course the ghost stories, but to run away to the canyon alone after dark? That seemed unnecessary, even by her standards. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/5a4b6d27-9d78-488f-a741-dc5c3a20d7bd/4.jpg Issue 7: Something Spooky 2022 - Marmarna BY ELSA VALMIDIANO Before I wake, I am lying in a cradle-like bed. It is hot as if I were being cooked alive. I slowly rise from the prison of the small bed. My tiny feet slip onto the floor. My eyes sink deep into the darkness. I walk. Behind me, arms wrap around my head while palms are pressed against my eyes. I struggle to see that which hunches in the corner… https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/c24c7ebf-b912-4762-8155-f2573c811330/7.jpg Issue 7: Something Spooky 2022 - In the Silence That Follows BY A.M. JOHNSON In the silence that follows I am reminded that I am a ghost in life as much as I will be in death. My joke has landed at the party flat, like uncapped soda left in windowed sun. Desperate desperate desperate. I need to tie myself back, to wrap a ribbon around my waist and pull until I’m almost sliced in half, but not, just bleeding and bandaged, but I can’t. It’s too late. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/81b75558-9589-4b17-b07e-2327c7c92ebe/10.jpg Issue 7: Something Spooky 2022 - Roomie BY DEANNA NGUYEN When Haru returned home after being stuck in traffic for two hours, he almost didn’t make it past the front door because exhaustion dragged him down. Once he kicked off his shoes and tossed his keys on the kitchen counter, he threw himself onto the couch, ready to sink into the cushions and sleep. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1667198998212-8XXQEC06CM9I8MVZ2TZS/9.jpg Issue 7: Something Spooky 2022 - Everywhere and Nowhere BY DEANNA NGUYEN Miro’s forehead almost slammed onto the counter when the door opened, letting in a breeze that roused him and the goosebumps along his arms. “Welcome in,” Miro called out, not bothering to look past the shelves of dusty books. He rubbed his tired eyes, pushing his glasses up his forehead. An audible yawn escaped from his mouth. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1667196833894-6BKQP3359KEN16R6WW6I/8.jpg Issue 7: Something Spooky 2022 - Nameless BY JOANNA ELIZABETH BENITEZ She was the type of little girl that hid, crouched and small, from the adults. The silent type too afraid to give voice to her wants. So despite being tired, she lay awake in bed, waiting. She was good at that. Sometimes she wondered if people even knew she was there, that she was a little girl and not a wall. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/fb44536e-0994-4a4b-88fe-3f07d410b4fe/6.jpg Issue 7: Something Spooky 2022 - A Hunt in the Hollow BY HEATHER POWELL The wind no longer comes to touch the trees That stand unmoving like my horse and I. These days, nothing stirs much anymore. I’ve traveled this wood for years, yet never seeing it as others do, as I long to. Everything looks dull and lifeless now Since the last head rotted off. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/7d691ed9-6dc5-43b9-81c9-c259b26ea0f3/mythos+website+photos+%2866%29.jpg Issue 7: Something Spooky 2022 - The Harsh Mistress BY HEATHER POWELL The night erupts with mournful wailing cries Howling curses to the moon whose gentle Glow evokes a softness hiding spite. A lunar rhythm beating in the hearts Of mortal beings touched by fate’s cruel hand. She watches, waiting as she spurns the waning. Glowing orb with gentle light, she grasps The hourglass of time and breaks the bones And twists the forms of all her wayward pawns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1667198714110-XA49KSNFBYW4UN22V02Y/3.jpg Issue 7: Something Spooky 2022 - Presence of a Phantom: A Collection BY HANNAH RYAN It was a rebirth From a broken start Endless warmth from sun As well as skin Pungent cologne With broad shoulders Deep galactic eyes https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/05b1cdf7-3a56-475c-bb00-2a2a1776d78f/5.jpg Issue 7: Something Spooky 2022 - Fruit BY ANDREA GUERRERO something is eating the rats, mangoes rot on the branch where topsoil licks worms clean, felled from forests, money we will never see grows on trees https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/63fdc622-f209-4dc3-a7ac-d7ba66bb932d/mythos+website+photos+%2865%29.jpg Issue 7: Something Spooky 2022 - To the Men who Take Selkies for Wives BY HEATHER MEATHERALL you only ever saw her as something to claim to tame a creature to capture and carry your name https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f06b2cc3d49687553c5c518/1667199609073-C3LFH0NLCHUTI2XFNNMY/2.jpg Issue 7: Something Spooky 2022 - A Message From a Mummy BY HEATHER MEATHERALL You were always heartless always say that organ was worthless Could never understand how I could follow mine so blindly so maybe that's why when you left