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Cover of ROOM issue 46.2, Ley Line. Making Space in Literature, Art, and Feminism Since 1975. Featuring: New Fiction by Sydney Hegele and an interview with Tiffany Morris. Visual art depicting sheet ghosts depicted in block lines, some half running left and half running right, multiplied in a long line leading far into the back of the image. The sheets are white and the ghosts have brown arms and green and black hats.

ROOM 48.2 Travellers

Editor: Lena Belova
Assistant Editor: Nara Monteiro
Shadows: Claire Diamant, Natasha Gauthier
Cover Art: Wondrous Transformation by Sheila Nopper

“We live in the past, present, and future, and are constantly travelling across these times in our human ways: reflecting, dreaming, manifesting. We exist in the past that birthed us: always living with those roommates from university, always the child with our parents. Simultaneously, we exist in our futures, always looking toward the next adventure, dreaming of new worlds. So, too, do we live outside of ourselves—existing in our relationships with others and the places we’ve lived, and who continue to hold us even when we leave.“

ROOM 48.1 Wits End

“Humour is sacred. It is also biting, born of grief, heartbreak, and life’s everyday pleasures and absurdities. Humour ribbits, as does bailey macabre’s cover art, scream, “WTF!” at the state of the world and the accumulative indignities that pock our lives.“

ROOM 47.4 Full Circle

““Many of the themes present, like grief and healing, are nonlinear processes, and the circular nature of these works reflects that journey. In fact, many of the pieces in this issue return to familiar places: to mothers and fathers, to childhood homes, and to people once known and loved.”