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May 1, 20222 min read
"Above the Canyon" by François Bereaud
From the sidewalk, my son and I watched the car in the opposite lane slow and execute a three-point turn, evoking a distant memory of...
May 1, 20221 min read
"Fine Black Doctor" by Cassondra Windwalker
Harris was a bare patch in the middle of bigger patch of prairie, but folks were proud of being respectable, hard-working Christians....
Apr 17, 20227 min read
"To Her Coy Mister-ess" by Victoria Leigh Bennett
In the first place, I resented everyone and his neighbor commenting on or even seeming to concern himself with my soul or lack of one....
Mar 20, 20221 min read
"Bunylla Bean" by Levi Faulk
I stuff the happy yellow silken blooms into my pocket, my bunny rabbit’s favorite treat. I let them grow wild in my yard and harvest them...
Mar 20, 20222 min read
"Carry That Weight" by François Bereaud
CW: violence I spent a year wanting to kill a preacher. Inside the mother’s body, a child began to grow. I imagined medieval...
Feb 20, 202211 min read
"UNTITLED" by Lois L. K. Chan
ACT I The preamble. INT. ME - ALWAYS - UP UNTIL NOW I don’t call my mother’s father ’grandpa’. In English or Cantonese, it is a title...
Feb 20, 20229 min read
"Edges of Memory" by Kris Haines-Sharp
Rippling refers to the fact that each of us creates—often without our conscious intent or knowledge—concentric circles of influence that...
Feb 6, 20222 min read
"Burn" by Agatha Sicil
The blood moon eclipse revealed its power on a Thursday night in November. I took the letters journals and stationery that plagued the...
Jan 2, 20225 min read
"Beethoven" by Katie Berger
1. I think often about Beethoven, the 1992 children's movie; a John Hughes creation about a clumsy yet lovable St. Bernard. I remember...
Jan 2, 20223 min read
"Flip" by Wendy Newbury
My mother blows smoke off the cast-iron comb she’s pulled from burning coals. She grabs the handle with a small raggedy hand towel...
Jan 2, 202213 min read
"Syracuse: A Triptych" by Victoria Leigh Bennett
CW: For readers of this story--This is a story about the early 1990's. It is about a rough time and place where strong and objectionable...
Jan 2, 20222 min read
"Holy Objects of Awe" by Keith Hoerner
I. The Incredulity of Thomas An index finger points the way from beneath the altar at Santa Croce Church in Gerusalemme, Roma. Postmortem...
Dec 19, 20215 min read
"Chemical Pregnancies" and "Nurse Marge" by Beth Mulcahy
Chemical Pregnancies Dear Diary, I was late for my period so I took a home pregnancy test. Could I just be imagining the second line on...
Nov 14, 20212 min read
"Just Another Day in Paradise" by Cat Dixon
At 5 pm I toss my bag and purse onto the table and crash into the cushy chair. The large windows that face the parking lot offer enough...
Oct 30, 20212 min read
"sometime in July i let the hair on my head keep growing now i have headaches." by sloane angelou
lately, i have been sparing thoughts about the idea of having a conscience. i have never been unkind as a person, no never, but having a...
Oct 30, 20213 min read
"Fall 2020" by Tedd Morrison Jr
Thank you for taking me on long walks to places I had never been before, for telling me the names of all the plants and birds and native...
Oct 16, 20212 min read
"I want to be held till my anxiety goes to sleep" by sloane angelou
On days like today, I want to be held in silence. No romance. Just friendship and hands, holding me firm and tight till all the anxiety...
Oct 16, 20216 min read
"And Then" by Tedd Morrison Jr
I took the framed photograph out of the top drawer of my dresser and moved you, with silent ceremony, to the wall above the kitchen sink....
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