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Short Fiction and Poetry


The Night The Tower Fell by Alice Baburek
The Viet Cong had surrounded the last few remaining soldiers. It was up to him to get them out. The heat of the Vietnam jungle seeped into his open pores. [...]


Jenny Holzer Said Your Oldest Fears Are Your Worst Ones; If Only I Could See a Landscape As It Is When I Am Not There; Zero by Louie Leyson
I decided on precautions.
Stop speaking to anyone
you knew in the suburbs.
Smother an awful language
with another awful language.
Baby photos in the landfill. [...]


DarkWinter Press New Release: The Ballad of Omega Brown by Tom Vaine!
DarkWinter Press is thrilled to announce our latest release, the exciting (and humorous) space adventure The Ballad of Omega Brown by Tom Vaine [...]


Real Life; For The Rest Of My Days by Jeffrey Zable
If I’d known that human life was going to be this bleak,
I would have brought an umbrella.
I would have purchased an extra toothbrush and the newest
edition of “Pollyanna.” [...]


Ripples of June by Cecilia Kennedy
The red berries in the backyard were too tempting not to eat. So, I told June, my friend next door, that they were magical. [...]


Baxter House Editions New Release: Tapestry of Tales and Poetry by the Writers of Brant
Baxter House Editions, an imprint of DarkWinter Press, is thrilled to announce the release of Tapestry of Tales and Poetry, an anthology by the Writers of Brant [...]


DarkWinter Press New Release: little town blues by Paul Robert Mullen
DarkWinter Press is thrilled to announce our latest release, the poetry collection little town blues, by Paul Robert Mullen [...]


Witchy Halloween by Michael Lee Johnson
Inside this late October 31st night,
this poem turns into a pumpkin.
Animation, something has gone
devilishly wrong with my imagery.[...]


The Thing In The Root Cellar by Devin James Leonard
Dearest Mother,
I told you I would write to you every single day while you are recovering from your surgery, so here I am [...]


Fate Set in Shadow Figures by Angelina Lune
In the depths of the forest,
Between the crows' and ravens' call,
Sit two young sisters
Making shadow figures on a wall
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