The big Truancy-related work of the past few months has been transferring all of the issues of Truancy from the… Read more Editorial: Issue Eight of Truancy, July 2020

R: Hi Vilbeejay, I am Rebekah Siah. Thank you for this opportunity in allowing me to communicate with you. It… Read more Indigenous Feminisms, Language and Representation with villbeejay by Rebekah Siah Anggapan

In May, L.S. Johnson and I shared a series of emails and Twitter messages as spring blossoms expanded around us… Read more Landing with L.S. Johnson: An Interview by Eileen Gunnell Lee

Standing tall, proud and young was a healthy Ironman tree; Belian is its name. Overlooking the village, it acted as… Read more The Weary Old Tree by villbeejay

The slain dragon lies amidst rubble. We have taken its head. Somewhere in this darkened mansion Ma has prepared a… Read more The Great Banquet by Ally Chua

All was quiet as the gray-haired captain led his charger into the scrapyard. Perhaps, like many, he thought that there… Read more The Song of the Machines by Gwen Katz

The Things They Say This is what they say, the ones on the ground: swan maidens make the most beautiful… Read more An Elegy for Landings by L.S Johnson

Content Warning: Implied non-consensual scenarios at a fae revel, assault both implied and explicit. “New girls get all the fun,”… Read more Here, The Party Never Stops by Michelle Muenzler

Content Warning: Intimations/rumours of past child abuse and paedophilia. A Loquacious Enigma: Unraveling the Myth Behind the Legend   by… Read more I Don’t Celebrate Early by A. Martine

Editorial by Nin Harris Short Fiction I Don’t Celebrate Early — A. Martine The Song of The Machines — Gwen… Read more Truancy 8, July 2020