Remeber the River Euphrates? is the 1st place winner of the Nostalgia short story competition, organized in collaboration with SUM.

A Bed of My Own by Noha Ratouit is the 2nd place winner of the Nostalgia short story competition, organized in collaboration with SUM.

The Metronome by Sravanthi Sunkaraneni is the 3rd place winner of the Nostalgia story competition, organized by Cálice Magazine and SUM.

What could the eyes of God possibly need help with? A journey to an eastern valley is set in motion, unlike I could have imagined.

The Wolven Path series continues with Auiak waking up in an unfamiliar place where a doctor tells him a story of a planet called Earth.

As the day cools and dusk falls, a blackbird watches the life in the streets below him; his mind lost in memories of a life long ago.

After a fire destroyed his garden, a man struggles to come to terms with the destruction and his loss.

On a winter day during lockdown, an author living in the mountains takes in a bird that flew into his window.

A couple moves into a house on Jericho Road where something lurks in the creaking of the wood at night.

A park with a hawthorn tree at its center and an encounter with a magpie lead Maggie into a fairy mound of her own.

"I feel safe. This World is evil and dark and yet I feel safe.  What are the odds of that?"

Hedda enters her dead brother's house to work through his belongings and through her past. But things are not what they seem.

This story is the 1st place winner of the Monsters short story competition, organized in collaboration with SUM.

This story is the 2nd place winner of the Monsters short story competition, organized in collaboration with SUM.

This story is the 3rd place winner of the Monsters short story competition, organized in collaboration with SUM.

When Kolya finally manages to sleep, a familiar face appears in his dream which quickly turns into a nightmare.

Find out what happens to the Fungarians following attempts to use the Iron-Eater fungus for entrepreneurial endeavors.

After her grandma's death, Ava reflects on ice, her grandpa's ice sculptures and winters these days. A story inspired by Climate Walk.

“They declared it a pandemic. They don't even know what it is: People are not waking up, and I wanted to make sure that you are alive.”

Witness the changes that take place in the decades after the Overshrooming: From hopeful innovation to efforts of living and dying together.