by Kelly Harris Miscarriage the dot was death did not know the dot was death did not feel […]
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It’s Only Hair
by Kimberly Garrett Brown It’s only hair, an older African-American woman once told me when I complained about my […]
Insufficient
by Glory Iri Whenever my daughter asks me something, I give it to her straight. I need her to […]
ya mama poem & Delta
by Shaina Monet ya mama poem ya mama so tame, she a white lady. thinking and talking like […]
Unknown, Not Forgotten
by Martha R. Anderson The Photograph I cradled him in the palm of my hand. Gazing at the small black […]
Black Women. Black Words.
by Athena Dixon Founder, Linden Avenue Literary Journal Seven years ago, when Linden Avenue came to be, I never […]
Summer in a Bottle
by Cija Jefferson I hold these moments in my heart as carefully as I would a firefly cupped in […]
A Portrait of Madness
by DW McKinney The world was always ending when I was pregnant. There was no pattern to the apocalypse. […]
June 2019 (No. 79)
7th Anniversary Issue Guest Edited by Athena Dixon Letter from the Editor Black Women. Black Words. Athena Dixon […]
Flaming Passion, 2019
by Edward Michael Supranowicz Edward Michael Supranowicz has a grad background in painting and printmaking. He is also […]