Literature
Something To Remember Me By
Something To Remember Me By written by: Linda Chandanais He walked from room to room, looking for...
The Old Bard’s Tale
The Old Bard’s Tale written by: Henry Felerski Years ago, at this time of day he would...
Locust Hill: Chapter IX
Locust Hill Chapter IX Children written by: Carl Parsons 9.1 By the autumn after our graduation from...
Spotlight On Writers – Mark Russo
Spotlight On Writers Mark Russo @mrusso35913173 Where, do you hail from? Well, I’m a rambler. Started out...
To Find a Dream
To Find a Dream written by: Marzia Rahman @MarziaR57167805 “It’s very important to have dreams. It gives...
The Manger Maker
The Manger Maker written by: Skip Hempsey Cool air breezed down the narrow streets in Bethlehem as...
Hidden Faces
Hidden Faces written by: Kilayla Pilon @Kilaylaxo There can be no creation without destruction, just as there...
Mute
Mute written by: Robert L. Penick @TheArtOfMercy “Get the bad thoughts out of your head,” the psychiatrist...
The Beehive
The Beehive written by: Victor Roy Kirwan I was doing a bit of shopping in Woolies but...
A Polish Prayer for The Woods
A Polish Prayer for The Woods written by: Iris Taylor @irisjtaylor “I don’t like this place,” Eda...
Evening Song
Evening Song written by: Joseph Amendolare My body generates warmth; perhaps this was learned long ago, in...
Paper Ashes
Paper Ashes written by: N.T. McQueen @NTMAuthor She did not remember the stories her father told at...
Leo and Priscilla
Leo and Priscilla written by: M. Ocampo McIvor @mocampomcivor It had been a long, exhausting week, but...
Christmas at The Movies
Christmas at The Movies written by: David Milner Sam heard the rain before he rolled onto his...
