"Poolside " by Emma Törzs in The Literarian

This was the summer we were thirteen, and sex had just passed the threshold from concept to corporeal—not an idea anymore but a real beating force beneath the façade of the clean-faced world, like magma tucked in the locket of the earth’s crust. Read story here.

This was the summer we were thirteen, and sex had just passed the threshold from concept to corporeal—not an idea anymore but a real beating force beneath the façade of the clean-faced world, like magma tucked in the locket of the earth’s crust. - See more at: http://centerforfiction.org/magazine/issue-13/poolside-by-emma-torzs/#sthash.TUPcLs0R.dpuf

This was the summer we were thirteen, and sex had just passed the threshold from concept to corporeal—not an idea anymore but a real beating force beneath the façade of the clean-faced world, like magma tucked in the locket of the earth’s crust. - See more at: http://centerforfiction.org/magazine/issue-13/poolside-by-emma-torzs/#sthash.TUPcLs0R.dpuf