So,

generally speaking I stare at the screen for a while trying to think of a way to start these editorials. In recent months it’s been taking much more time to gather my thoughts and place them in neat little stacks. I try to balance the news with my personal views and keep it to what’s relevant for an arts publication.

Baby Teeth is able to continue running during social distancing measures and even during a complete national shutdown. As long as submissions keep coming in we can keep publishing.

Obviously any plans in the works for events and community projects this year now have a pin in them. Artists have been hit hard and will no doubt struggle financially during the covid-19 pandemic, all I can do is continue working and supporting ya’ll as best I can.

Please follow instructions from healthcare professionals, look after your mental health, and support those in your community as best you can.

Alright, our Features this month are very good. We’ve got photography, mixed media art involving embroidery, a prose poem, memoir, and an either timely, or untimely short story about finding home during an unspecified apocalypse.