Stinkhorn - How Nature's Most Foul Smelling Mushroom Can Change the Way We Listen World War II and flash fiction meet traces

and flash fiction meet traces how the internet mutates one’s sense of self bringing soft yet permanent transformations

Vittoria Torsello

The Toilet Zine talks about how gender norms offer comfort to those who fit in the given stalls

captures otherwise fleeting moments of her struggles with snails in the garden

Stinkhorn - How Nature's Most Foul Smelling Mushroom Can Change the Way We Listen World War II and flash fiction meet tracesThe stinkhorn mushroom is one of the weirdest wonders of the fungal world, certainly the smelliest. Ever since it was described by a Dutch doctor in a sixteenth century pamphlet, the stinkhorn has been reported to emit odors resembling damp earth, dung, rotting cheese, decaying flesh, and even semen. It also happens to look like a phallus. A heady mix of natural history, science writing, musicology, philosophy of the senses, and illness memoir, Sin