Thirty-three writers, one question none of them were asked: what it costs to be seen, and what it costs not to be.A man discovers that face paint at a children's birthday party makes strangers look at him, and keeps painting. A woman is left by her husband and courted by crows who bring her, at last, a ring. A child at the seafood counter works out that somebody gets to pick. A family sets five places at a table for the people they failed.The inaugural issue of Inkhorn Revi...