Welcome to the fifth International Edition of Tevun-Krus! This time around we're dealing with LovePunk, which is a sort of romantic -Punk sub-genre!
Because it's an International issue, there are stories from countless languages, all submitted by Wa...
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And that's it for Love Punk!
Thanks for joining us and a special thank to everyone whe helped us make this epic issue as epic as it is!
Hope to see you soon in another TK issue and next year for Tevun Krus international VI. So long, and thanks for all the love!
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2021 is Officially the Year of Punk!
Check out what we've got lined up, and be sure to submit!
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March 14th, 2021 - SnowPunk
2020 saw the sandy dunes of DesertPunk, now it's time for the icy tundra of SnowPunk. It's fairly self-explanatory. In a world of perpetual blizzards, ice, frigid temperatures and generally pretty snowy atmosphere—whether that's because of apocalyptic reasons or not—and still, somehow, civilization has survived. Technology maybe makes use of water's ability to freeze? I dunno. This is a pretty new sub-genre, too, 'troopers. Amaze and astound us.
But hey, woah, hold on. Snow doesn't have to be snow, does it? It can look like snow in a world that is below freezing, but not be H2O. Why the hell not? Write those stories, too. They sound clever.
Ursula K. Le Guin's The Left Hand of Darkness is set on a frigid world called Winter, with indigenous intelligent humanoids who are ambisexual in nature.
