Short Fiction and Poetry

DarkWinter Press is thrilled to announce our latest release, the poetry collection Quantum, by Irina Moga [...]

We fell into pauper’s tears, into the crime of shadows We fell deeply like wells without wall [...]

He took a long drag off his cigarette and turned the wheel of the car with stiff movement. His winter coat was bulky, [...]

The four corners of the wind square off against each other. Blowing snow obliterates the view we accepted years ago [...]

The desk was immaculate. Not a single misplaced document, not a fingerprint smudging the polished glass […]

After Dad left, Mom took a black pill every day. Before she drank her morning coffee, she went into the bathroom, took the pill, and came out [...]

My mother sang to me                              before I was born, ivory melodies that urged me to grow [...]

Some of it started with a dream. Lots have started with dreams. The sublime and the profane of it. Starring in this dream was an articulate worm. [...]

good things do not come to those who wait forever and ever epoch upon epoch of eagerness [...]

At fourteen, my friend Eddie and I decided we were ready to lose our virginities.  To each other. [...]