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Marco knew little of death, had not felt its icy fingers upon the heart, but in that moment, Marco came to know death’s song.
The cards felt good in Marco’s hands — they had the worn feel of old paper and pulsed with the warm undercurrent of Satsuko’s energy. Photo by LE
A fireside story, Japanese magic, and a mystery woman in the Badlands. Photo by: David Ohmer
Would he, Marco, be a different boy if he had been called Ignacio or Andrés? How much of a person’s fate could be attributed to his name? Photo by Andreanna.
“It feels like she’s putting the words in my heart so I will know them if I need them later. But they are in Japanese, and I don’t understand.” Art by Fleecircus.
“Old Leviathan is the gigantic turtle that lives in the old pond. Way I hear it, though, he only comes out at night. And though it’s technically morning, it’s still dark. He’s probably still out.”
“Cover Girl! Do a twirl!” Stone’s RuPaul impression was flawless, but RuPaul was before their time. Photo by .digits