By Elizabeth Robyn Stanton Dazzling shadows rumba in the breeze, catching autumn amber, green and brown. Mother and daughter stand…
By H.A. Luck She has taken the truck, the old one that Weldon does not trust anymore to get him…
“It takes a lot of courage, a lot of energy and tremendous dedication to be a writer. To put your words out into the world and risk the possibility of it being rejected and the even greater terror of it being accepted and people reading it, judging it, misunderstanding it — it is no small thing. For those of us who write and who love words, there seems to be no other way to live. But it does not mean that we are doing something easy.”
By Lucía Orellana Damacela The mortician has added a pinkish glow to my cheeks, better suited for a porcelain doll…
By Chris Espenshade “I told you that this has to be perfect, yet here’s a typo: repeal instead of repel…