Dumb Supper by David Estringel
Talking to the dead is something that one never really gets used to. It isn’t so much the fact that someone who has long since been dead[..]
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Short Fiction and Poetry
Hopefully, the One Millionth and One Poem About Canadian Snow; Middle Aged Love Poem; Passing Into Darkness by Richard LeDue
It's okay not to know
who Al Purdy was.
He died
over twenty years ago, [...]
Fiddleheads by Lorette C. Luzajic
Every morning, at dawn’s first flicker in the near dark, the small girl watched the thin man descend the steep and stony incline [...]
Shortlist Saturdays: The Good Wife by Susan Richardson
Hiding behind drawn curtains,
wishing herself invisible,
she balances on wire thin moments [...]
Shortlist Saturdays: Cinders by C.E Hoffman
It started at twelve. Got worse at thirteen.
He was dying to hold her hand. That’s what makes us all first burn: desire [...]
Megrims; Status Quo; Postcard by Sanjeev Sethi
I am peeved when poems look like poems. It is the same with people. Treacle gets to me. I am good with gruffness [...]
Who You Gonna Call by Sharon Frayne
Curled on his side, hidden beneath the homemade tent he’d constructed on his mother’s back patio, Arlo studied his arsenal. [...]
The Girl In The Sea by Faith Allington
Lina woke in the deep of night when the stars called. The attic window was far enough away from her bed to look like a painting [...]
My Sisters of the Moorland; Millefleur; Glad Days by Damon Hubbs
Afraid of what the world will do
you feed the birds in your white cotton dress
like Aquinas tousling with the good ending, [...]
Shortlist Saturdays: Newborn by Bill Garvey
Shortlist Saturdays presents Newborn by Bill Garvey! [...]
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