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Richard Korst

Rick is a husband, father of twins, brother to two sisters and a brother, and son of parents who emigrated to the United States from Austria after World War II. A graduate of the University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign) with an MBA from the University of Texas in Austin, Rick spent over forty years in the corporate world, specializing in Human Resources.
Rick writes when a story hits him, and his work can be found in Spillwords, The Last Line, Books and Pieces, and Horrortree, along with a book titled “Clarence Earns His Wings Again.” His wife Kate, two dogs, Bailey and Sawyer, and sometimes their daughters (when not in school), Katie and Chloe, make their home in Illinois

Features

The Last Supper

A Thimble-Sized Soul

This is What Happens When You Write Too Often

Interviews

Spotlight On Writers – Angela Huskisson

Spotlight On Writers – Michael Danese

Spotlight On Writers – Kellasandra Ferrara

Every Blue Hue

Holding Her Own

Thar Be Treasure

Between Tower Blocks

Delayed Train

Spring afternoon

A Bus at Dawn

London Haiku Project

Anti-Competition Manifesto

A Thimble-Sized Soul

This is What Happens When You Write Too Often

Grandma

Lake Wazee

The Last Supper

Dust Jacket

Formication

I Hold the Key

A Winter Walk

Pine Painting