Comfort Food by Devonne Parsons
“What’s for Dinner, Mom?”
Sweat dripped from my bangs, like little streams of salt water dripping from a pier after high tide [...]
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Short Fiction and Poetry
The Third Person; Transfarency by Charles Rammelkamp
While at the day care lady’s
picking up my daughter after work,
one of the moms, Kathy,
is telling us about an accident [...]
The House On Maple Avenue by William Falo
The township employee mowed the grass that grew so high that neighbors complained about it even while they had ignored the cries [..]
Haunted Waters; Phroggers by Keith Hoerner
Deep below the lake’s murky surface, there sits—intact—a house. A two-story structure of Carpenter Gothic details like elaborate wood [...]
Bitter Truths; Over-Simplification; Fatalism by Samantha Terrell
We sketch our realities with great
Care, filling in details that are perpetually
Smudged out [...]
Amazing Grace by Dennis Stein
My granddaughter is very gifted already, but in a very strange way…[...]
Or Is The 'Great War Poem' Played Out; Transient Global Amnesia by K.R. Wilson
On the map, now,
if you can find it,
south of Ypres,
it’s Sint-Elooi [...]
Gator Bait by M.E. Proctor
If you feed them, they will come.
It’s true for birds, squirrels, stray cats, sharks, and, if you consider the average church picnic [...]
Granata by Kristy Bowen
The maidens all line up, row by row. Sew their mouths into smiles and
while away the afternoons near the riverbed [...]
Max by Laura Stamps
Turn to the next page. In this dog magazine. Skip the Table of Contents. Skip the Editorial. But stop for the photo [...]
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