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Bio: Bri Gonzalez is a Chicana/e queer poet with bipolar II disorder currently studying at the University of Colorado Boulder. They have...
Welcome to Neuro Magazine
A foster home for writing
Welcome! This is Neuro Logical, an online Irish literary magazine. However, we also publish work from all around the world. We have one goal: to publish the work that doesn't fit in anywhere else. Consider us a sort of orphanage for your work, or a private academy if you like! If you have work that you feel just can't go to any themed magazines then send it here, we'd love to have you!
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- Aug 8
- 1 min
An Ode to Hatmit - Sita Gaia
Everyone thinks I just adore hats, but the secret is I only wear hats that can be a Hatmit. What is a Hatmit, you say? It originally sat...
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- Aug 3
- 1 min
Cats - Kate Novak
“Oh, dear,” my mother-in-law says in a concerned voice. She is reading County Down local news on her I-pad. “What is it?” I ask. “There...
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- Jul 27
- 2 min
Renaissance - Lilian McCarthy
I spend a lot of time in bed with my cat. I am blessed to see the ocean from my bedroom window, so I never feel too trapped or isolated....
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- Jul 20
- 1 min
Coup - Nikki Williams
When your father fled the collapsed state, you were left behind. A keepsake glance lingered across swathes of havoc — strong shoulders,...
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- Jul 15
- 1 min
Icarus in the city - Oz Hardwick
Down from the mountain, we trade myths like bubblegum cards: floods, famines, arbitrary judgments, and disproportionate revenge. You...
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- Jul 13
- 4 min
Green-Eyed Eagle - Mason Yates
“If you don’t mind me asking,” the tattoo artist started as he lifted his eyes away from the half completed Roman numerals on his...
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- Jul 6
- 2 min
God's Eyelashes - Sofia Tantono
I know this will be hard for most readers, since you’re more likely than not to be someone who lives in a city where the air is too...
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- May 30
- 1 min
The Queen of the Forest - Natasha King
The queen of the forest stood ready to fight, with pine dust glowing gold on her cheeks; she spit out loamy blood and lifted her hands....
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- May 25
- 7 min
Dirt Dark Day - T. R. Healy
i Until yesterday, Birch Lane was one of the quietest neighborhoods on the east side of town and one of the safest. It was a place where...
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- May 18
- 9 min
Lab Pup - Keli B. O'Connor
Sawyer was better off dead. He probably wouldn’t have minded dying when he should have, anyway. He, like thousands of puppies before him,...
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- May 16
- 2 min
Victorian Houses, Halloween, a Poplar Tree. - Ralph Monday
The houses live on a district in downtown, perched on a tall hill, Victorian homes, most built in the late 19 th and early 20 th...
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- May 11
- 1 min
The Glacial Borne - J. F. Gleeson
I wonder what those early first Beringians packing cold across the Strait, set after by those panting long legged bears, following...
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- May 4
- 4 min
Processing I - Michelangelo Franchini
TW: mental health, depression, suicide I feel kinda sad. I don’t know why… Is is about something your mother said? No, not ...
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- Apr 29
- 1 min
Gale Acuff - Nobody wants to die I tell my Sun
-day School teacher but she says no, I'm wrong, many people do and in some cases that's acceptable because they mean that they want to go...
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- Apr 27
- 1 min
1 Thessalonians 4:16 - Matthew Pritt
When my dad died, the crematorium gave us his remains in a plastic bag. “Like a sack of flour,” I commented, but it wasn’t the time. He...
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- Apr 25
- 1 min
Broken Column - Nolcha Fox
For Frida Kahlo Frida, dear Frida, how did you stand the pain? What earthquake cracked you open? What disaster smashed the stanchion of...
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- Apr 22
- 1 min
Evening After a Rainy Day - Andrew Shields
He looks out the window at the gray late-winter day, sees the hooded crows perching in and flying around the still leafless chestnut...
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- Apr 20
- 1 min
Summer Storms - Steve Gergley
Fat summer snowflakes swarm the wilting blue glow of the last streetlight, but we can’t stay. Soon, the storms will swallow this place...
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- Apr 13
- 15 min
Eddie Would Go - Ben Shahon
The tiger eats the bird slowly, pulling the wings from their sockets with its fangs, not worrying at all about the blood spraying its...
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