Unprecedented and freakish. The hunger churning in Paco’s belly was unprecedented. Freakish were the munchies which struck him: it was… Read more “Paco and the Arco Iris” by Sarah Yasin

“The 320 Hz frequency, Hindus call it Om and some Pranava, majority call it God, few refer to it as… Read more “320 Hz” by Sukhbir Cheema

Editorial by Nin Harris Fiction Anak Sungai by Jaymee Goh Paco and the Arco Iris by Sarah Yasin Song to… Read more Issue Two, March 2016 of Truancy

You are watching a secret performance in response to the “Song to the Moon” (“Měsíčku na nebi hlubokém”) in Rusalka,… Read more “Song to the Sun” by Vajra Chandrasekera

At first, the twelve do not look much alike. That soon changes. The engineers do some of this: dig beneath… Read more “The Huntsmen”, Part One, by Mari Ness

“Stay away from Sang Kancil,” Sang Buaya would warn me. I did not care to argue with my guardians. “He… Read more “Anak Sungai” by Jaymee Goh

“I liked the way different parts of nature symbolized different parts of the human psyche and experiences from life to… Read more “Interior Worlds: The mind palaces of ERYN” by Billie Blue Blackstone

That morning I hated my boss. He reeked of sweat and stale aftershave. There was dandruff all over his shirt… Read more “Bone Torpedoes” by Eeleen Lee

The cover for Truancy’s inaugural issue has a story, one that is in keeping with the theme of the Issue.… Read more “Sedna” by Kirsty Greenwood

  Table of Contents Editorial by Nin Harris “I Growled” by Joyce Chng “Cold Eyes” by Shada Bokir “The Devouring… Read more Issue One, April 2015 of Truancy