[Image description: Two drawings in black and white are framed side by side. They depict two sections of the same bridge. In the first panel, two supports form an archway underneath the bridge’s girders and decking. Through the opening in the archway, a series of tall, thin tree trunks can be seen on a hill in the distance. The right panel shows cracks in one of the bridge supports, the fracture branching upward. ]
Barking Sycamores is a literary journal entirely edited and operated by queer neurodivergent people of color. We publish poetry, artwork, short fiction (beginning with Issue 3), creative nonfiction (beginning with Issue 8), and hybrid genre work (beginning with Issue 9) by emerging and established neurodivergent writers as well as essays on neurodiversity and literature and book reviews (beginning with Issue 10).
Room 139 by Logan February The hornets are lazy and fat outside my window; in the distance, the horizon is sunless and blank as virgin paper. The hellhounds here have dirty paws and teeth that […]
What We’re Actually Afraid Of by Alex Clark At the moment, a war in Syria sends hundreds of thousands of its citizens pouring over the borders of countries that have been hesitant in their acceptance […]
A clean void paints a silhouette where your dresser was by Charlene Ashley Taylor I taste the antique grime that caked its mirror. Sinking into the sand carpet, I think of the paint on your […]
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