Apogee Journal – Issue 17

Close up detail on a wrought-iron fence, painted white. In the foreground, there is a white butterfly. At the top of the fence, a flame that resembles a candle, burning.

Table of Contents

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

POETRY

Asnia Asim, Rumsfeld Ghazal
Noah Arhm Choi, They Say It's Better to Have Loved and Lost Than to Never Have Loved at All
Naieka Raj, from edentata
Joshua Aiken, Two Poems
Kyle Seamus Brosnihan, N I N O Y A Q U I N O
Gerardo Pachero Matus, How Not to Become a Ghost en el Desierto
Iqra Khan, lie white a
Aundeah J. Kearney, Relativity
Gabrielle Octavia Rucker, QUIETLY WAITING FOR MY ANGEL TO EMERGE, MOTH-LIKE, FROM HER BOX
Nicola Andrews, Colonization Via Transcription Algorithm
Alixen Pham, the door

FICTION

Phoebe Oathout, Recreational Dissociation
Alejandro Heredia, Harrisburg Station
Teresa Milbrodt, Romance, Novelist
Ali A. Ünal, Devrim The Communist

NONFICTION

Zoë Fay-Stindt, When the Body is No Longer a Mission

VISUAL ART

Visual Art:

A Slow Burning Incandescence Detail, 2022, enamel, vinyl, and acrylic on steel, 60 x 28 x 12 inches