The Beach - Adam Edwards
I followed down the concrete stairs, towards an incoming tide, tapping my crutches on every step. I listened carefully to the faint sound...
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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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- Sep 8
- 10 min
Caution: Free Samples - Bri Eberhart
The packages started arriving three months ago. They were small at first. Harmless. Free samples in the mail that I always assumed were...
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- Sep 1
- 12 min
The Milkman - Mick Shawyer
Michael’s legs ached as he walked along Ashton Lane. He’d been knocking on doors for three hours, every farm and business he could find...
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- Aug 30
- 1 min
Female Hysteria - Rebecca Jane McMonagle
Never have I ever seen a woman taken by the throws of her own emotion like a babbling brook boiling over chafing tectonic plates or like...
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- Aug 27
- 1 min
Song for a seedling - Cheryl Snell
If the dark weighs you down and crowds you in on all sides, you might have potential. To make sure you’re not a metaphor, attend to...
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- Aug 25
- 11 min
Whatever Makes You Happy - Kai Van Ginkel
He strode down the boardwalk towards her, as she stood at the edge watching the shining water. Her hands were clasped behind her and she...
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- Aug 23
- 1 min
Heat Rash - Robert Beveridge
The cult leader down the street invites me yet again to a meeting. “Sorry”, I said, “gotta take the aardvarks for their disk walk.” I...
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- Aug 20
- 1 min
Another bright Sunday - S.C Flynn
In the endless metropolitan grey, the weekend flashes by between two darknesses. Many wander lost in the pause: swimming, lying on the...
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- Aug 18
- 15 min
Skin Deep - John Palmer
TW: disturbing imagery, mentions of suicide Unsure of how long he’s been awake, he lies there, knowing sleep won’t come. Trapped inside...
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- Aug 13
- 1 min
Gardenias - Geer Austin
Unashamed, their fragrance smacks me like an extravagant greeting as I step out of my car into my parents’ Carolina garden—hedged,...
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- Aug 11
- 8 min
Olympia - Hally Winters
We had moved so far South we could’ve escaped God, but now we were back. All my memories of Olympia were no match for the intertwining...
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- Aug 9
- 1 min
Segment VIIId (Sixteen Randomizers)
https://s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/thinkcontinuum.eu/resources/Segment+VIIId+Sixteen+randomizers.htm Bio: Sascha Engel is the founder and...
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- Aug 6
- 2 min
Sad girl funeral song - Natalie Wang
For Sylvia Plath (CW, Suicidal Ideation) I think sometimes of how I would like to be remembered. For loyalty, for competence, for...
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- Aug 4
- 2 min
Boys and Cows - Josh Sippie
Mr. Tadley, the anatomy teacher, stands in front of the class with that stupid look on his face that he always had before a new class...
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- Aug 2
- 1 min
Passages North - Matthew Schultz
Southchild Sundogged across the Barren Frontier where the Strange Horizons had a Rue Script Palette of Copper and Nickel. Unlost, they...
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- Jul 30
- 1 min
Insomnia - Damien Posterino
Daylight fades and illness comes, Black seaweed tide creeps near. Wade exhausted through the muck, The net of fear is cast again. Reality...
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- Jul 28
- 5 min
Amber, Angela, and I - Payton Breck
Amber was not her real name, though I often referred to her as Amber. It was her persona. Amber ran the streets of New York City every...
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- Jul 26
- 1 min
The Victor - Matthew Freeman
“Hey, Dr Valentine. I want my discharge papers drawn up and I want two weeks of meds and I don’t wanna hear any shit. Get on it!” I’ve...
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- Jul 16
- 1 min
Embrace - John Homan
After they put my father's body in the van the mortuary sent to collect him, my sister hugged me and we cried. It was a strong, tight...
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- Jul 14
- 1 min
10 Steps to forgive your mother for dying - Anne Elliot
CW/TW: death, suicide 1. Cry. A lot. 2. Grieve what you had that is now lost. 3. Grieve what you will never have. 4. Understand that her...
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