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This is What Happens When You Write Too Often
This is What Happens When You Write Too Often written by: Derrick R. Lafayette - My days mimic the sky during the months when the green leaves fade...
Grandma
Grandma written by: James Hancock - There was something strange about Grandma's recliner. An electric reclining chair...
The Joshua Tree
The Joshua Tree written by: Deryn Graham - The unmistakable opening chords of U2’s iconic ‘Still haven’t found what I’m looking for...
Poetry
Divide Between the Bride
Divide Between the Bride written by: Allison Jensen If only love were true, I wouldn’t sand myself...
Anti-Competition Manifesto
Anti-Competition Manifesto written by: Vítor Souza May I hold and bite the hands that feed me? May...
Solidarity of the Screens
Solidarity of the Screens written by: Małgorzata Kulisiewicz
- Kyiv cinema
for bombed Kiev
gives hope
supports with a word...
The Snail
The Snail written by: Robyn MacKinnon I saw a snail The day is filled with color Palace...
Winter Memories
Winter Memories a poem by: Henry David Thoreau Within the circuit of this plodding life There enter...
Sacred Mountain
Sacred Mountain written by: Yucheng Tao I. Dark Prologue Walking through the hillside, with a hiking bag...
LITERATURE
This is What Happens When You Write Too Often
This is What Happens When You Write Too Often written by: Derrick R. Lafayette - My days mimic the sky during the months when the green leaves fade...
Spotlight On Writers – Angela Huskisson
Spotlight On Writers Angela Huskisson Where do you originate from? I arise from a mixed race multi-cultural...
Grandma
Grandma written by: James Hancock - There was something strange about Grandma's recliner. An electric reclining chair...
And Just Like That
And Just Like That: The End of an Era, and Not a Moment Too Soon written by: Diane Elayne Dees - And Just Like That, the sequel to Sex and the City...
