Short Fiction and Poetry

And then one day I knew I must find Zakarias. I remembered his name from my childhood, spoken of softly and with reverence [...]

My father and I go to the city dump. Amid the mountains of smell and scurrying rodents, we're looking for the trash of others [...]

I want to make scarves from the sky. Since I’m not much of a seamstress, here’s hoping it won’t be too hard. [...]

1925. America. Prohibition. Chicago Heights. A suburb of Chicago, Illinois. Serving Chicago and the greater area. A population of over...

3 Collaborative Tan-Renga Poems by Mystic Poet (Christina Chin/Uchechukwu Onyedikam) [...]

The manager of Rusterman’s Restaurant is much annoyed when Wendy, the new hostess, interrupts him [...]

He emerged from a giant agate egg at the edge of time’s supernatural savanna, rubbed his eyes so that he could observe what surrounded [...]

We strong-armed our stepma. Halloween is all about blackmail when you’re ten years old. Gimme a treat or I’ll play a trick on you [...]

DarkWinter Press is excited to announce our latest release, the poetry collection Vigils of the Night Office by Paul Edward Costa! [...]

Doug Byrne’s store, between Cundy’s Harbor and Five Islands, is a ramshackle Downeast  barn. Some years ago, he painted the place white[...]