Queen Mob's Tea House -

Thanks so much for this. Makes me feel much less alone. I've been an educator for almost 20 years now. I returned from teaching overseas 3 years ago. After being away for fifteen years I am still kind of in shock as to how much things have changed. Seems like no one's in charge and no one wants to talk about anything seriously. No more professional development. All activity and behavior revolves around irrelevant testing. District offices are sources of antagonism instead of support, and the constant background of potential violence is always in the ever present . . .

Posted on 12th Dec 2019

Brilliant. Let's not forget "Thoughts and Prayers" in the homework section.

Posted on 10th Dec 2019

This is beautiful and haunting and made my eyes well up.

Re: FICTION: The Emerging Artist - Queen Mob's Tea House

Posted on 9th Dec 2019

Thanks Ronnie :)

Poem: Tammy Lai-Ming Ho

FICTION: Brunch Is the Best Meal and Other Myths We Tell Ourselves

FICTION: Nesting

A Phenomenal Playground: ‘Chaotica’ by Beccy Owen and the Refuge

Interview: Lindsey Boldt

MISFIT DOC: Green Campaign

‘Arguments: Missives (March – April 2019)’ by Lilith

‘Ravings of a Madwoman’ by Lilith

FICTION: Something You Admired

VIDEOGAMES & LONELINESS: EARL

FICTION: Cannot Touch

Poems: Kali Paszkiewicz

FICTION: What!, or When Toes Become Fingers

MISFIT DOC: To See a Man about a Horse

Poems: Ian Seed

Poems: Claudia F. Saleeby Savage

POO ANTHOLOGY ANNOUNCED

MISFIT DOC: Loving and Leaving: Excavating A Point of Entanglement

FICTION: Notes from Zürich (uploaded in Jaipur)

…of Being a Poet: Saha on Chatterjee

Queen Mob’s Review of the Decade