July 18, 2021 The Awakening by Anna Cates The Awakening Night descends. Shadows flit through the forest. In the middle of a clearing, a campfire crackles and fizzes with sparks. A Nazi,…
July 18, 2021 The Caste-Priests of Jabberology by Andrew Kozma The Caste-Priests of Jabberology Here, they open their mouths, the doors to their temples. What spills out are river-smoothed pebbles on a drumhead. Only…
July 18, 2021 The Rapture by Ken Poyner The Rapture Not as big a thing as I anticipated. For many, it did not go as expected. They would see someone start bodily…
July 18, 2021 9 to 5 by Monica Garcia 9 to 5 I ate an apple fritter once A honeysuckle whisper Glazed each hair within my ear And told me to look from…
June 18, 2021 Love Baby by Anna Mae Perillo Love Baby I was born into sunshine and darkness. I was Daddy’s love baby; Mommy and sister’s hate baby. I know, black and white,…
June 18, 2021 Yen by Susan O’Dell Underwood Yen In a mid-life dream I was trying to kill a blacksnake, hacking at it with a hoe, as wrong a thing as I…
June 18, 2021 She lingers by Kim Whysall-Hammond She lingers She who is the silence of the hills sits today in a grassy bowl on their northern flank white hair streaming behind…
June 18, 2021 Leaf Spinning by Natalie Kimbell Leaf Spinning Leaf tornadoes whirl in funnels shuffling fronds like playing cards, I watch ragged edges tumble into scattered mosaic shards. But Momma wants…
