Kayla May Browne

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ISSUE 13
POETRY

June 24, 2025

Feminist Horror as Dystopia

Autonomy blurs in dystopia where love resists erasure

byKayla May Browne

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Kayla May Browne

Feminist Horror as Dystopia

Likes Lies and the Loss of Self

The Double Door Refrigerator

Motherhood at 42

Note to Readers by Babitha Marina Justin Poetry Editor