dead bodies line the edges of the nineties. mourners threw crystal meth inside the coffin instead of soil. they used … More
Author: Courtenay's Corner
Courtenay S. Gray is a writer from the North of England. You’ll find her work in an array of journals such as A Thin Slice of Anxiety, Misery Tourism, Expat Press, Red Fez, and many more. She will often post on her blog: www.courtenayscorner.com
Twitter: @courtenaywrites Instagram: @courtenaywrites
Self-Portraits, Power, and Haiku
A woman’s power is something to behold. As cruel as this world can be, we can turn a bad situation … More
I’ve Been Neglectful
I have been neglecting my books in favour of writing, and I am not happy about this predicament. I have … More
Diary Entries of a Perturbed Poet
I find it challenging to keep a diary, but I have owned a few. Sometimes, I write things down on … More
Things I’m Worried About
I’ve looked at all the advice columns for mental illness, and the one thing they tell you to do is … More
June Asleep // A Found Poem
his body between thighs like June asleep. sex not flashing skin is bad. frenzied sexuality, wild with 103-degree fever. Taken … More
milk & eggs – Poetry [Expat Lit]
Late September, Expat Lit accepted my Georges Bataille inspired poem ‘milk & eggs’. I made my debut there on Thursday … More
7:10 am
Authors Note: I wrote this from the taxi this morning. the taxi smells like urine and the driver decided to … More
reminders // a tanka poem
she left eyelashes on his mother’s kitchen sink thick brush stroke bristles that he rubs on himself when lust swallows … More
Nightstand // Short Story
She sat outside the Les Deux Magots in Paris. A glass of rich coffee stewed next to her burning cigarette … More
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