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Short Fiction and Poetry
The Woman, the Man, and The Sea by Ali Arya
“I like the touch of the cool sheets when we get into bed,” the man had said on the first of many nights. The city lights were shining [...]
The Way of Sorrows by Charles R. Vermilyea Jr.
I am an unsuccessful man. My mind wanders.
Suddenly I’m adrift in deep, open water. [...]
Out Of The Darkness by William Falo
When I lived with my parents, our house was next to a cemetery. My father claimed it was cheaper to live near the dead than the living [...]
Farm-Haunted Grange by Gary Garafola
Leaf of brass
Barn of blood
Belladonna, sty of mud
Sallow field
Scent of ash
Marigold and heather lash [...]
Stranded by Christopher Butt
“Samuel Brown. You killed me.”
Samuel Brown woke up from a dead sleep and banged his head on the overturned rowboat [...]
Child's Poem by Steph Moore
O devil?
No devil behind an old oak tree;
no matter how much
I wish there could be [...]
DarkWinter Press New Release: Welcome To This Side Of Midnight by Jonathan R. Nightshade
DarkWinter Press is excited to announce our latest release, Welcome To This Side Of Midnight by Jonathan R. Nightshade!
Jimmie Don't Live Here Anymore; Sun Rain Bird Alone and my Sister’s Words Carved in Stone by Brian Michael Barbeito
The sky was impossibly blue, and though it was hurricane season, nothing had appeared weather wise. Until it did. [...]
Parking Lot Princess by Debbie Smith
The parking lot princess sits on her bench perched in the middle of the parking lot, with large suitcases bookending the bench. [...]
Missoula by Marc Egnal
My roommate, Abioye Ogundipe, was both an idealist and stubborn. Those qualities could be viewed as admirable. [...]
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