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Where the Wood Anemones Bloom
On a cold day in April, Adib, an immigrant in Germany, wonders where life has fledWhere the Wood Anemones Grow by Merle Emrich (@merlu.em)
Issue: November 2025
On a cold day in April, Adib, an immigrant in Germany, wonders where life has fled and follows a trail of absence into the forest on the edge of town.

Merle Emrich
Nov 24, 2025


Mycelium
The mycelium in the world’s soil was withering. And now his research was this: registering all the decay, chronicling the death of entire ecological civilizations.

Miguel Vian
Nov 24, 2025


Awake/ Asleep: Interlude
“Very rarely can the author of a story insert himself in one, for they can neither be participants nor observers; their roles are predefined and predestined as with all works of fiction.”

Amr Abbas
Nov 24, 2025


Thunderstorm
Is the universe coming full circle
Finding itself, reflecting itself

Bella Kullander
Nov 24, 2025


Look Again
Rays of sunshine, when you look again. A poem about second glances and falling in love.

Jenny Rudell
Nov 24, 2025
Published by Cálice Magazine (Malmö, Sweden)
ISSN: 3035-9031
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