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Fiction and Poetry

“Words, words, words.”

Poetry

“on either side of the river was the tree of life”

L. Acadia -
my favorite historian says “Evangelicals want to keep Israel real for the rapture,” now their plans are falling into place: their bombs are falling into Gaza; their anti-Zionism = anti-Semitism equation is falling...
Poetry

‘Leopard’ and more poems

Joseph Antony -
LEOPARD Thus walks a beast in Eden, Oblivious of a long thinking tail, Thinking nothing of who wove the spots, Why velvet hands carry the most fatal claws, but during thirst,...
Poetry

Three Sonnets

Yelena Moskovich -
TONGUEA tongue was plantedin my mouth,then candida growling in the house,patted flattwo-handed rote,a love-bound pact,ring of throat ─that dog, long-dead,and dead-wrong,bowing its headlike a...
Fiction and Poetry

The Beckoning Reeds

David Partington -
On a dismal autumn afternoon, Eleanor Lytton made her way along a narrow boardwalk through the reeds and cattails of a desolate marsh. Leaves...
Fiction

The Trump Bobblehead

Mark Tulin -
Finding a place to live in Philly on a part-time income took much work. And at one point, I told my best friend, Bryan,...
Fiction

The clock’s ticking, Karl

Felix Anker -
‘Twas one of those days one starts by referring to the old self with numbers and using the word ‘twas. Well, I wasn’t sure...
B Minor

Borges and I

Chaitanya Basotra -
“To the other one, to Borges, is to whom things happen. I walk through the streets of Buenos Aires and I delay myself, perhaps...
Fiction

Expecting

Maureen D. Hall -
How long did it take to know a person? Two years? Six? She'd been married to John five years, but sometimes she felt she...
Fiction

Jacks

Kaitlin Roberts -
In bed, a few weeks before Christmas, my boyfriend is scrolling through his phone after sex, looking for something to put in his cart....
Fiction and Poetry

Nervosa

T.N.V. Ray -
"A shattered glass carcass piled up on the asphalt"
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