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Short Fiction and Poetry


For Whom the Bell Tolls by Lena Solomon
Through yet unimagined,
particles of sound, or waves,
if you will
the calls of bells
blast out of every flower, [...]


The Reading of Miss Willie by Anne Hendricks
I spent my youth running from my past. Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” became my compass, though the roads I chose often led to dead ends [...]


The Bell Jar by Joe Martelle
Somewhere from the other side of his dream, Edward could hear the ringing. It reached across the landscape of subconscious [...]


Untitled by Chris Klassen
I need a final peaceful resting place, I said to God, after all these years searching. I've tried finding it on my own [...]


Frankenstein Reawakened by Kenneth Vincent Walker
A hideous, disfigured,
Creature made of limbs
And spare parts; a lump
Of grotesque flesh [...]


Magpie Dreams by Joan Harvey
The snow moves in
Light drifts through fog
I wake too early
I sleep too late. [...]


Polaroids of Tomorrow by Andrew John Lafleche
aunt joan died last night
2 a.m. crying in her sleep
five days shy of august [...]


Art Therapy Poetry by Crystal Hurdle
Magda is hospitalized
her body colonized
her head on fire.
She flails.
Her busy hands claw empty air. [...]


DarkWinter Press New Release: Consumed by Karolina Bednarek!
DarkWinter Press is excited to announce our latest release, the beautiful poetry and photography collection Consumed by Karolina Bednarek! [...]


That Day; Wandering the Desert by Louis Faber
When his mother finally took him to the doctor,
after his fever wouldn't break
and he complained of a sore throat and fatigue,
she seemed almost pleased [...]
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