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The Interstitial strives to curate intelligent, insightful, and thought-provoking pieces about what it means to be human. We bring our readers a distilled view of the complexities, contradictions, and edges of humanity across all genres.
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Black Ripples
Black Ripples
Close your eyes. It’s not time to remember yet.
Roman Newell
Dec 13
Spoiled Appetites
Spoiled Appetites
a.k.a. pastoral scenes of hardship
Dodge Zelko
Dec 13
The Everlasting Memory Machine
The Everlasting Memory Machine
Part I: Can technology solve grief?
Phoebe Solomon
Dec 13
A Good Moon’s Daughter
A Good Moon’s Daughter
A young girl adopted by The Cosmos finds a new way to live.
Beatrice Rose
Dec 12
Lost Somewhere Between 1955–2024
Lost Somewhere Between 1955–2024
A story of what had been and will always be.
Clichepenname
Dec 12
Tired of People
Tired of People
And their gathering hands
Roman Newell
Dec 11
I Don’t Have It in Me: Finding Meaning in the Chaos of Life
I Don’t Have It in Me: Finding Meaning in the Chaos of Life
Learning to embrace life’s chaos, beauty, and the questions we can’t answer
Ospersamantha
Dec 11
Ghosts that don’t know what to do with themselves
Ghosts that don’t know what to do with themselves
Tired of looking to be understood.
Catrina Prager
Dec 11
Snowfall at Nighttime
Snowfall at Nighttime
A lyrical prose.
Javeriah Khalid
Dec 10
I Remember the Way the Sea Shivered
I Remember the Way the Sea Shivered
Poem
Emris
Dec 10
Bird Seed
Bird Seed
Sitting with my mother, flipping photo album pages
Roman Newell
Dec 9
Glass Moth
Glass Moth
A study in fragility
Ani Eldritch
Dec 9
Windows to the Sea and Shadows of Ourselves
Windows to the Sea and Shadows of Ourselves
Seasons of reflection and the unfinished search for meaning
Andreea T. Felciuc
Dec 9
The fire that shines.
The fire that shines.
Not every fire is light. For light is truth, and fire can be treacherous. You think it illuminates, but it incinerates. — Victor Hugo
Black on white. Words from Mari
Dec 9
The Cardsman
The Cardsman
Visitor to the house in the woods
Roman Newell
Dec 8
Falling Farther Behind
Falling Farther Behind
A story of a man in a styrofoam cup
Roman Newell
Dec 6
The Man Without Memories
The Man Without Memories
A photograph, a gaze, and the blurred line between past and present
Andreea T. Felciuc
Dec 6
Broken Sky Played by Timorous Bird, for Her Lover
Broken Sky Played by Timorous Bird, for Her Lover
I have so much to tell, but you know too well, I wouldn’t dare
Linda J Kohler
Dec 6
When We Were Kids
When We Were Kids
A lyrical prose.
Javeriah Khalid
Dec 6
The Field
The Field
“The field,” I cried, alone. Out here all by myself.
Ospersamantha
Dec 6
Returning Home to Familiar Nothing
Returning Home to Familiar Nothing
And trying again
Roman Newell
Dec 5
A Sun I Think About Throwing Away
A Sun I Think About Throwing Away
But never do
Roman Newell
Dec 4
How Hard Should You Kiss a Woman?
How Hard Should You Kiss a Woman?
A young boy’s question
Roman Newell
Dec 3
The Depth of Small Hours
The Depth of Small Hours
A journey through silence and solitude
Ani Eldritch
Dec 3
Dog Days at Dusk
Dog Days at Dusk
King for a day
Andreea T. Felciuc
Dec 3
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