Kat Hart

Oh, the places you have been.

They mixed it with yellow ochre, then made the faces of God and their saints.

Sky piercer, rain bringer, unifier, deliverer.

For this Iris issue, I wanted to share my reflections on global health: what it is, why it's important, and why it means so much to me.

Please. All they had to do was ask, and their body finally listened, digging down and sprouting roots, and they felt whole.

What's the theme for this issue of Iris? Well, I'm glad you asked!

Patience sits alone in a pew for the first time.

my heart aches to write, but my brain has bent my fingers to draw on the memories of clinical words

I would like to disrupt this shallow concept of resolutions to offer a more reflective way of thinking about the new year. What better way to do so than by talking about my 2026 Ins and Outs?

Right now, my mailbox in Animal Crossing is probably overflowing.

For many years, I did not think about you, until one night, I imagined myself on the bus again, sitting beside you, and I could not understand how I had forgotten you.

catherine st. jude likes to think she is doomed because that would be the most interesting thing about her.