The Ruined, Blessed Stairs by Donna D. Vitucci We of course desire their kisses, we cry out for them in dreams, try to grab up the mists before they fade. Sheet hems and ant trails in the dirt, the invisible carving the landscape. We nod where they...
Interviewing the Interviewer An e-talk with Carol Smallwood by Mike Foldes Managing Editor Mike Foldes: Carol, please tell us a bit about your background and how you came to writing. Carol Smallwood: My first book came from teachers asking where to get...
Photo by Andy Watkins on Unsplash *** Pyro: a memoir of California by Gregory Von Dare My workday day began at 6:00 a.m. After the clock-in, my first task was to open a six-foot tall safe. That hulk was painted fire-engine red, and its walls were three-inches thick...
Photo by Jp Valery on Unsplash *** Buck by Susan Hodara Contributing Writer Antlers curving upward. Grayish fur that looks mangy; oily; not soft to touch. Eyes round as targets. Or would that be the singular ‘eye’? Because the buck is in profile, mid-air,...
Photo by Barry McGee on Unsplash *** Entwined by Lisa Werhan Sunglasses hid his eyes, and he pointed a stubby finger at the shaded crops draped in raggedy, sun-bleached nets. “What’s growing under there?” His voice was thin and flat. “Tobacco,” I replied. Duh....
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