We are proud to present

Issue Fifteen

of No Contact

Supernova
No Contact No Contact

Supernova

by Chloe N. Clark

I’d heard her name and said it sometimes under my breath because I liked the way it felt in my mouth: Cherry Smith. It felt so accidental, like halfway to the name of a superhero.

Read More
Less Cheek, More Throat
No Contact No Contact

Less Cheek, More Throat

by Janelle Bassett

I’ve decided that instead of continuing to look for work I can do from home, I’m going to focus my energy on making Anjelica Huston fall in love with my children.

Read More
Pardon Me For Moonwalking
No Contact No Contact

Pardon Me For Moonwalking

by Patricia Q. Bidar

I asked my boyfriend Rocky how he was holding up. “Colorfully," he said, each syllable a separate word.

Read More
Graveyard
No Contact No Contact

Graveyard

by Prasanthi Ram

Lush grass, fertilised by once-beloved flesh, cushioned the back of our skulls as we watched clouds dance to the live music of gentle afternoon waves.

Read More