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Wild Man Called Horse

Mario William Vitale·April 7, 2026

Wild Man Called Horse written by: Mario William Vitale There in second guess in Don’t call me...

English Poetry

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Mirrored Souls Under a Blacklight

G. Lynn Brown·April 3, 2026

Mirrored Souls Under a Blacklight written by: G. Lynn Brown I’m stuck in a house of mirrors...

English Poetry

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Sarah Kelleher is an airline pilot, mum and former copywriter for QuickFuse Studios. Her work has been published in online journals and MiNDFOOD Magazine, and she dreams of getting her fiction novels published. She posts about writing craft and her writing journey on her blog, Updrafts, on Substack. Her home is the North Island of New Zealand, where she is grateful for her tolerant family (immediate and extended) as well as the world's physical bookshops, coffee, and cats.

The Next Nudest Nudist by Gaius Coffey

The next nudest nudist could not condone why the nudest one’s nudism outranked his own. The next nudest nudist’s unblemished skin was natural, organic, and wholesome within where the nudest one’s shoulder was sullied with ink – a tattoo of a ravenous beast wearing mink.

At the next nudist contest, he hatched out a plan not only to win but secure a ban for the nudest one’s subsequent illegal entry with the next nudest’s rules as a nudism sentry. He would challenge the judges to settle the score, to explain why, so wrongly, the inked nude scored more...

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