Out Of Sight, Out Of Land; The Tree That Brings Me Home by Reed Venrick
Still dawn, heading southeast
Out of Key Largo’s mangroves.
Watch your I-phone’s compass
move between 90 degrees to
120 [...]
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Short Fiction and Poetry
Perspective; Business As Usual by Lesley Goldie
red roofs
lichen covered
chimneys like sentries make a nonsense
of perspective [..]
You Don't Want To Know by Paul Lee
The Appalachian Trail ran 71 miles through the Great Smoky Mountains. After trekking the first mile, the Huxley family stopped [...]
Inheritance by Rohan Clifford
Before the cockerel’s dawn call, Adeen counted ten blind steps, found the gate post with an outstretched hand, and turned right [...]
Even A Bureau Has Limits by Nathan Scott Herzog
I watch a woman bend over double. She buries her head in the lowest drawer, her rear cresting over her shoulders. She thumps the wood [...]
To A Flame by T. Quinn Hurley
There is nothing quite like hurling yourself into a mass of people who are knowingly about to push back. Everyone is running in circles[...]
Dangerous Undercurrents by Ivanka Fear
“Rules are meant to be broken.”
I should have put up more of an argument when Calder suggested we ignore the signs. [...]
Good Morning by Chris Klassen
It's not as easy as just getting out of bed in the morning without any thought. It takes a lot of thought. And discipline. [...]
Chef's Last Words by Eric H. Janzen
First, let me warn you: be careful. Not everything you are about to read is true. Seriously, look into my eyes.[...]
They All Die In The End by Shane Harms
“I stopped doing DMT for spiritual reasons last year, when it started getting boring. Now I just ride real fast [...]
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