mojo20

mojo20 marks the return of our online journal since the Covid-19 pandemic. Our 4 year haitus gave us pause to think about the work we do and how we can continue to provide a space for diverse narratives to thrive. This 20th installment signifies rebirth. Rebirth that allows for new ways of being to emerge. We offer this collection as a gift which we hope will inspire our readers to keep telling their stories.

There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside of you

Dr. Maya Angelou, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings

Table of Contents

Editor’s Note

Fiction	Non-Fiction	Poetry
Travel Ball by Richard Moriarty	End of Harvest by Ashley Lewin	The Art of Telling Time by K.G. Newman
Time by Amita Basu	Bullshit by Rowan MacDonald	My Nasty Habit of Drinking Gasoline by K.G. Newman
The Tallest Thing in New York City by Lisa Lo Paro	My First Night Sleeping in Another Woman’s Nightgown by Barbara Baer	The Names of God are Seven by Abigail Sims
Angel by Daniel Key	Among the License Plates by Thomas Elson	Poem 55 by Babatunde Adesokan
	History of Hair Dyeing by Megan Altsuler	Time Everywhere by Madina Tuhbatullina
	Across the Fence by Charlene Pepiot	Flu Shot Memories by Jeffery H. MacLachlan
	The Wisdom of the Fisherman by Eugene Levich	Strangers on Sunday, Somewhere by Alicia Turner
	The Smell of Basil by Celesté Cosme	I Spend Hours Hearding Myself Toward the Grocery Store by Yuliya Vayner
		Not One by Joseph Hardy
		Cremains by Yvette Schnoeker-Shorb
		When I Cross Myself by Loukia Borrell
		Tired Boy by C.M. Crockford