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Knowing
Knowing written by: Sheila Levin There are moments in time that are remembered with scrupulous precision. The...
The Ferryman
The Ferryman written by: David L Painter The silent ribbons of dead men’s songs curl upward like...
Texas Street Ranger
Texas Street. Ranger written by: Paul Thwaites To be sung to the tune of ‘High Noon (Do...
A Murder of Crows
A Murder of Crows written by: R.E Hengsterman @robhengsterman My grandmother, a pillar of the old craft, spoke...
Porkynose
Porkynose written by: Viviana Benfenati @bunnychernobyl Chapter 1: The auction The sound of the clock had just...
Shadows and Lies
Shadows and Lies written by: Mike Turner @SchoonerSkipper Ghostly visions haunt my memory As I recall a...
The Owl Watches Over Them
The Owl Watches Over Them written by: Wendy Markel The frozen tears of Angels fall, Their softness...
Locust Hill: Chapter V
Locust Hill Chapter V Keepsakes written by: Carl Parsons 5.1 After the planting was completed, we all...
Backstroke
Backstroke written by: Amanda Hurley @AmandaHurleyNet Harry dangles a hand in the water, it’s tepid to the...
Divine
Divine written by: Sharon M. Williams The last piece of cornbread. The shopkeeper’s picture of Martin Luther...
Death and His Pawn
Death and His Pawn written by: Diana Burns Death takes a seat across from my bed unhurriedly,...
The Specimen Jar
The Specimen Jar written by: Peter Farrar I don’t remember hearing the thunder. I felt it, swelling...
…On Poetry and Fiction Just “One Word” Away (“Brooklyn”)
…On Poetry and Fiction Just “One Word” Away (“Brooklyn”) written by: Phyllis P. Colucci @FictionTarot One word...
Trammel Days
Trammel Days written by: David J. Roussel @hokusgrey You came to me, wounded in the half-light of...
