byRachel Small Father (m, pater):1. a red skinned man whopeels work gloves off hands. 1.2. theman who spent Thanksgivingshooting a…
byAdedayo Agarau the boy who houses an owl a baptism into damnation Adedayo Agarau is a student and poet hoping…
byMegan James our tongue, mother— our mother tongues have been lost to each other with this distancestammering between us likean…
byMarcus L. Kearns Marcus L. Kearns is a poet and scriptwriter at St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas. He graduated…
by Csilla Richmond you gave my bed awayso i planted a gardenin our living roomand made my own of flowers…
byLannie Stabile I wish you would come ’round for dinnerWhen you’re not hereThe plates just sit there, flat and unresponsiveStaring…
by Umang Kalra Love in the Diaspora We meet in a room full of micro-aggressions. Make eye contactin the middle…
The Hellebore is proud to announce the semi finalists, finalists, and honorees for the year! Semi Finalists Ayendy BonifacioKara GoughnourAlyssa…
by Jake Bailey Empty waiting room’s bearing down on me, vacant chairs like slick robed judges licking their chops, and…
The October 2018 Reading List was curated by Denise Nichole, Editor in Chief of The Hellebore. Read below for the…