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“82 lines of iambic pantameter, written sometime between Byron’s lustful and fleeting affair with his half-sister, and his debilitating infatuation with a fellow choir boy, “Darkness” is the apocalypse poem that gores the beauty of the sublime. In the crooked symphony of Coleridge and Wordsworth’s aeolian lyres and dulcimers, “Darkness” is a heavy metal thrash.”
Fugue Literary Journal
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fiction, essays, hybrid work, and visual art from established and emerging writers and artists.
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Issue 66
Spring 2026
Featuring
Mialise Carney, Alyx Chandler, Jordan Cobb, Janel Comeau, Renesha Dhanraj, Matthew Dickman, Lindsey Drager, Justin Evans, Leila Farjami, Ira Goga, Satori Good, Shana Graham, Chelsea Guo, Emily Harman, Jeni Prater, Justin Taroli
Cover Art
Gaya Lastovjak