Keaton Aymar

Keaton Aymar

  • Written Over

    Part I: Nathan was searching the library when he saw it. A tan, hardcover notebook that was almost invisible amongst the other books on the shelf. The cover was blank, but it looked worn. Curious, he picked it up and… Continue reading

  • My Self

    I knew the answer before I typed the words into the search bar. “How to know if you’re trans.” It was the kind of question you only ask yourself when you’re looking for confirmation—or opposition. When you can feel yourself emerging… Continue reading

  • Typical

    Sit up straight and look at me when I’m talking to you. Don’t rest your head on your fist. Don’t put your feet on your chair. Stand still, you’re too jittery. Don’t just stand around, there’s work to be done.… Continue reading

  • The King of Kansas

    “If you look down from your window,” Collin said to his wife. “You can see Kansas City, Missouri. Which means we’re getting closer to Kansas state.” “Great,” said Lucy, smiling. “I can’t wait. On the other hand, I could stay… Continue reading

  • The Most Perfect Town

    Yellow light struck Ellie’s face through her bedroom window. As she slipped out of bed, she heard the familiar clinking of dishes in the kitchen indicating the arrival of breakfast. The old farmhouse smelled of eggs and coffee. She got… Continue reading