The Seven or Eight Deaths of Stella Fortuna

by Juliet Grames

This was the trouble with emigration—it dismantled the patriarchy. Because really, what did Assunta, or any woman, need a husband for, when she did every goddamn thing herself?

it is the moral responsibility of the incompetent to identify their own weaknesses and not accept positions of power.

History marches on, and names and destinations change, but not the injustices we let one another suffer.