FEATURED POSTS
Red’s Cafe
Red’s Cafe written by: Ernie Stricsek - On most days that it wasn’t raining or too cold, Pete and Lenny would shuffle...
The Weight We Carry
The Weight We Carry written by: Ginny M. Jones - Our ancestors cried out for rain. We cry out for connection, then wait for something...
Richard, Do You Remember?
Richard, Do You Remember? written by: Nick Adigu Burke - Do you remember when we were kids, living so fast we could hardly breathe...
Poetry
Mind Those Gaps
Mind Those Gaps written by: Dilip Mohapatra In the frenzy’s blur of rush hours when you alight from...
The Third Body
The Third Body written by: Lori Marchesin First, a blinding light. Later, in swirls of hot wind,...
Life’s Music
Life’s Music written by: Mike Turner All matter Is in a state of constant vibration Atoms and...
To Prose, Say Goodbye!
To Prose, Say Goodbye! written by: Ujjal Mandal Sometimes life feels insipid, like a meal cooked in...
LITERATURE
The French Warbride
The French Warbride written by: Rosella Sims - The weather was cool for Paris, a moderate temperature of only 60 degrees...
Red’s Cafe
Red’s Cafe written by: Ernie Stricsek - On most days that it wasn’t raining or too cold, Pete and Lenny would shuffle...
What Eddie Learned Today
What Eddie Learned Today written by: Roger Haydon - Those fat bellied men from out of nowhere, a mob with its angry breath fouled with hate...
Olfactory Apothecary
Olfactory Apothecary written by: Ellen Townsend - “We offer a bespoke service of aromas, made as you wait,” the perfumer said,...
