The Liminality of Time: Portals, Pauses, and Transitions
Welcome to an exploration of the thresholds where time dissolves. For this issue, interdisciplinary practitioners and writers investigate how moments stretch, contract, and defy linear measurement. By centring on twilight hours, states of waiting, and endings that feel like beginnings, these works inhabit true liminal zones. Explore a collective literary space where chronological certainty loosens, and deep, artistic transformation becomes possible.

Poet Peter Devonald

a serenade to nowhere

we cradle our memories fearful of the violent loss

the blueness of the lake your face lights up

as it always does talking of nature

talking to strangers engaged with grace

flowers bloom everywhere you go

miraculous fairy tales only for children now

we hold your hand not if only when

Peter Devonald