Shana Ross

Shana Ross is a writer, mother, occasional muse, sometime wallflower, a middle aged ambivert with a BA and MBA from Yale University. Since resuming her writing career in 2018, she has appeared in over a dozen different publications, including Anapest Journal, Chautauqua Journal, Ghost City Review, Mad Scientist Journal, The Sunlight Press, and Writers Resist. She is an editor for Luna Station Quarterly and facilitates a laboratory in Interpersonal Dynamics.

Rage

A fairy godmother gives you wishes, you ask for a dress. A fish prince gives you wishes, you ask for a sausage. When someone offers us infinity we can’t imagine what we’d do with it. All we would ask – a walk in the dark.

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