Literature
An Old Lighthouse Next to a Lonely Pier and a Cup of Coffee
An Old Lighthouse Next to a Lonely Pier and a Cup of Coffee written by: Marcelo Medone ...
The Shelter Corner
The Shelter Corner written by: Roger Haydon @blueskyabove The news came not long after breakfast. A phone...
Spotlight On Writers – Carl Parsons
Spotlight On Writers Carl Parsons Where, do you hail from? I was born in Parkersburg, West Virginia,...
Zombieland
Zombieland written by: Stephen Page @SmpageSteve Plenum Cracker says, We should throw out all the ballots for...
Lend A Helping Hand
Lend A Helping Hand written by: Ella Etienne-Richards Panic, desperation, guilt and utter confusion, we look on...
Another Day of Dark
Another Day of Dark written by: Audrey N Lewis @audreynlewis1 I believed if I pulled the covers...
Saying Goodbye
Saying Goodbye written by: James Hancock @JimHank13 The front door clicked and keys jingled. My trance-like gaze...
One For The Road
One For The Road written by: Debbie Hewson @debbiehewson3 It was nearly closing time, at the Pirate’s...
The Three Questions
The Three Questions written by: Benn Bell @BennBell Sitting alone in his dorm room, Kenny Wayne was...
Café Café
Café Café written by: Rivka Shlesinger Josh strolled to the elevator, whistling and twirling his key around...
The Only Thing That Has Changed in 500 Years
The Only Thing That Has Changed in 500 Years written by: Jim Latham @JimLatham15 Katt says to...
The Writer
The Writer written by: Nikhil Kshirsagar @nikhilkshirsaga The psychiatrist opened the door to his office and welcomed...
Watch Me
Watch Me written by: Maggie Claypool @TuTuMMC She watched the group of boys, laughing and gesturing, walk...
