Our very own Editor-in-Chief, Jhazzy Jhane, is back with her third poetry collection, infinite ways to burn, which dropped May 4, 2025. I had the honour of reading it early, and it’s nothing short of powerful, raw, lyrical, and deeply human. I’ve linked her previous work below—make time for it. She’s got something to say, and you’ll want to hear it.

I, Jhazzy Jhane, had the pleasure of interviewing my good friend, Kae. Kae is a 27-year-old creative and mother of two. She was born in Maryland and raised in Atlanta. She is an artist in many forms and has been since she was a child. Kae said, “Creativity isn’t just a hobby or a pastime. It’s all elements of life wrapped in one.” Our conversation was a deep dive into the heart of that creativity, and I’m excited to share it with you.

Growing up, I didn’t have a talent for words. I couldn’t string together a sentence...

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In this interview, we dive into the inspiring journey of poet and social worker, Victoria Gehman, whose work explores themes of trauma heali