Sutton Strother

Sutton Strother is a writer and teacher living in New York. Their work has been featured in several publications including, most recently, HAD, X-R-A-Y, and Janus Literary. Read more of their work at suttonstrother.wordpress.com and find them tweeting @suttonstrother.

Passage

Sutton Strother

Simmons had already chewed through half a boot tongue before Carver dropped dead. In another life, he might’ve bent low, weeping, to kiss Carver’s cracked lips, unconcerned with how the rest of the Jupiter’s dwindling crew interpreted the gesture (whatever they might have imagined would’ve been correct). In this life, though, the men were ravenous, […]