Exclusive Cover Reveal of “Distortion” by Kathryn Bromwich
A compact mirror betrays an unsettling crack in the veneer of beauty and self-perception
A compact mirror betrays an unsettling crack in the veneer of beauty and self-perception
Colorful blocks of imagery evoke pop art and sticky, Southern vignettes
An obscured, staticky figure conveys a growing tension between digital and analog life
Blooms of color evoke the polyphony of experiences that accompany motherhood
The artwork by Julie Blackmon perfectly blends a mundane and surreal moment of domesticity
Solitary windows in the night remind us our lonelinesses share walls
The cover is a mix of heavy metal, Dominican history, and psychedelic dread
A vibrant collage juxtaposes the sexuality of exposed bodies with the gentleness of pink, anonymizing flowers
Acerbic orange underlies a collage of spidery chrysanthemums, a bashful wolf, and a figure ready to pounce
Mysterious hands strangle a figure against a backdrop of tarot, smoke, and Mormon symbology
The luminous green of a meadow and glow of eerie pink dots obscure a little girl hidden in plain sight
Neon-pink ghostly figures gather on the front lawn, raising questions about mortality, inheritance, and the world we will leave our children