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Celluloid Heroine
Celluloid Heroine written by: Rich Watson - Alain raised his glass, leading the crowd in his toast. The reception for the special film...
The Scientist in the Church
The Scientist in the Church written by: Allison Gilliam - If I were asked, I’d tell you the last few years have been quieter in these halls...
And Still the Walls Remember
And Still the Walls Remember written by: Hannah Barth - The familiar room still holds her smell. The scent of cheap perfume, something floral and intense...
The Midas Touch in Reverse
The Midas Touch in Reverse written by: Adriana M Tell us why You haven’t ripped yourself open...
Poet Preaches to The Choir
Bouleversant Poet Preaches to The Choir written by: Gerry Stefanson minimum of twice annually an attempt to...
For King and Country
For King and Country written by: Jim Wilson-Storey - Having little motivation to climb out of his warm, albeit flea infested, bed, Eli Cox...
Testimonial
Testimonial written by: Matilda - Hey, sis. I can picture you rolling your eyes at the thought of having...
I Only Wish
I Only Wish That I Had Never Dreamt of the Homecoming written by: Toch Magoak I remember...
Becoming Me
Becoming Me written by: Lisa V Baby steps. That’s how it begins. A baby falls trying to...
Epiphany
Epiphany written by: Maria Beville - Under the stairs, the crib glows on the oval mahogany table. Úna stays focused...
A Language Without You
A Language Without You written by: Daniel Naawenkangua Abukuri “The wound is the place where the Light...
Cultural Debt Paid In Full
Cultural Debt Paid In Full written by: Ankita Gupta There’s a grey in my black, an immigrant...
A Year After Writing My First Poem
A Year After Writing My First Poem written by: MK Kuol that murky night, that murky night—hours...
The Unsent
The Unsent written by: Thompson Emate The letter was a revelation, An invitation into his world, A...
