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ALT Green background. White text reads "ISSUE 28: HARBINGER IS HERE!" on the right with issue cover (art by Annalise Jensen) on the left. Cover art has a pale grey-blue sky background above a concave swirl of white snow and green grass with a single yellow flower blooming; depicts a grey-brown bird with large red-brown and grey-brown wings spread in lift-off, reaching up with human-like arms and hands to catch a human skull; and features two dark brown vultures at the top left and right. Magazine cover reads: in bright teal, APPARITION LITERARY MAGAZINE; in dark red, ISSUE 28: HARBINGER / GUEST EDITOR AURELIUS RAINES II / COVER ART: ANNALISE JENSEN; and in white, a list of contributors' names, KELSEA YU, L.M. GUAY, TIMI SANNI, MAY CHONG, AUGUST CAO, ANNE LIBERTON, MADEEHAH REZA, JENNIFER HUDAK, MARILIA ANGELINE, CAROL B. DUNCAN, CAMERON E. QUINN, AMY HENRY ROBINSON.

ALT Dark brown background. Red-brown text reads "HARBINGER TABLE OF CONTENTS" on the left with cover art by Annalise Jensen on the right. Cover art has a pale grey-blue sky background above a concave swirl of green grass and depicts a grey-brown bird with large red-brown and grey-brown wings spread in lift-off, reaching up with human-like arms and hands to catch a human skull, with two dark brown vultures at the top left and right. Cover art text reads "APPARITION Literary Magazine" in bright teal and "ISSUE 28: HARBINGER / GUEST EDITOR AURELIUS RAINES II / COVER ART: ANNALISE JENSEN" in red-brown.

ALT Black background. In center, a white-lined, gravestone-like rectangle with a curved top and white stars on its sides. White text inside: Apparition Lit Blog Presents / OUR FINAL EDITION / WHAT DOES HARBINGER MEAN TO APPARITION LIT? / LIVE NOW / FIND THE FULL BLOG WITH ALL THE ANSWERS AT apparitionlit.com/category/blog

ALT Framed poem, "Light Lies" by Coby Rosser. From Apparition Lit issue 27. Prismatic light shines across the surface of the frame. Available to read at Apparition Lit. Poem includes an astronaut/spaceman character that resembles ascii art. First part reads: "Light lies/It lies ahead of us/It lies behind us/It lies/lies alongside us/--so sometimes I prefer absolute dark/0k Time flies/it zooms ahead of us/it lags behind us/it havers along like a watch, watching us/--so sometimes I prefer stasis/∞"





















