You remember each new encounter, trying unsuccessfully to hold back the salivating. How your mouth shaped around every new one in an attempt to make itself one with it, tongue exploring crevices and ridges, curves and surfaces. The tints and tones, surprising tastes; how fundamentally they are all the same, yet each so unique. Suck, lick, nibble, bite, swallow. It’s hard to … [Read more...]
About Tomoé Hill
Tomoé Hill lives in London. Her essays can be found in 3:AM Magazine, Lapsus Lima, Lunch Review, Minor Literature[s], and Numéro Cinq. She will have an essay forthcoming in the anthology We'll Never Have Paris (Repeater, May 2019). Find her on Twitter at @CuriosoTheGreat.
