ephemeral’s second issue explores the theme of “vessel”: stories about things that can hold and carry and transport: about bodies of humans, bodies of water, bodies of landscapes. It’s nearly 80 pages of poetry, photography, artwork, and storytelling, including:
Poetry exploring themes including cloud formations, pregnancy, what it means to hold each other, and a rabid bat bite by poets including Sophia Fisher, Kya Marienfeld, Miles Hart, Claire Player, and Olivia Holmes
An exploration of the feeling of the edge of the world by Christine Reed
Film photography by Sam Hodges
Letters from a raindrop in Green River by Kenny Fallon
A humorous q&a about diva cups by Nara Bopp
An ode to bathtubs and bathhouses by Alex Veilleux
Pages of a backpack’s diary by Ellen Meyer
A collage answering the question, “If you were a liquid in a vessel, what would you be?” by Jessie Shalvey
… and stories and artworks from over 35 contributors
what’s the slight damage? when we ordered the first round of print copies, ali ordered the wrong paper weight for the cover. oops! the cover curls up a bit if you don’t treasure the mag (aka, shove it between other things). sorry.
ephemeral’s second issue explores the theme of “vessel”: stories about things that can hold and carry and transport: about bodies of humans, bodies of water, bodies of landscapes. It’s nearly 80 pages of poetry, photography, artwork, and storytelling, including:
Poetry exploring themes including cloud formations, pregnancy, what it means to hold each other, and a rabid bat bite by poets including Sophia Fisher, Kya Marienfeld, Miles Hart, Claire Player, and Olivia Holmes
An exploration of the feeling of the edge of the world by Christine Reed
Film photography by Sam Hodges
Letters from a raindrop in Green River by Kenny Fallon
A humorous q&a about diva cups by Nara Bopp
An ode to bathtubs and bathhouses by Alex Veilleux
Pages of a backpack’s diary by Ellen Meyer
A collage answering the question, “If you were a liquid in a vessel, what would you be?” by Jessie Shalvey
… and stories and artworks from over 35 contributors
what’s the slight damage? when we ordered the first round of print copies, ali ordered the wrong paper weight for the cover. oops! the cover curls up a bit if you don’t treasure the mag (aka, shove it between other things). sorry.
