Mertyr — Pascale Potvin

Every time that the ocean ejects from my mouth, you don’t know what to do except to call my brother. He takes his own look, gives the medical opinion that I am mother earth’s martyr and that I should go on national television to say we’ll all die within a half century. Every time, I get stage fright—or seasickness, maybe—and via our toilet I throw the salt seawater back into itself. 

There is an investigation into the cloning and the incest.

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Author’s Bio

Pascale is Editor-in-Chief of Wrongdoing Magazine and an Editor at a few other publications, including CHEAP POP and Walled Women Magazine. She’s also Staff Contributor for The Aurora Journal and has placed work in Eclectica Magazine, Maudlin House, BlazeVOX, Witch Craft Magazine, and many others. She has a BAH from Queen’s University, and she is working on a budding book series. You can read more about her at pascalepotvin.com or @pascalepalaceson Twitter.

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