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Short Fiction and Poetry


So Many Miles, So Many Deaths by Meg Freer
Blood and bone, heat and cars.
And the dead are after me.
Bonnie and Clyde, the Barrow Gang-
so young, no glamour,
just hard-scrabble [...]


Spellbound by E.F.S. Byrne
The door hissed shut; the blitz of multi-coloured screens were locked out. Her feet squeaked as she came closer and beamed with light. [...]


Headstones by Rene F. Tyo
Stephanie Gildon stumbled as she wiggled her butt off of the thick stone fence. Her foot turned awkwardly upon hitting the turf [...]


Nimbus by J. Kerr
As i lay on a nimbus cloud
A cumulous dream had I
An enchanted novella
Authored by my ego
And starring my id [...]


A Crisis In Croatia by Elliot Wilner
The bus rolls on through the quiet of the night,
Its tires humming an endless hymn, a sound
Of white noise that coaxes us to sleep [...]


Staged by Christopher Butt
Stephen Miller swerved the stolen car to avoid a deer in the middle of the road. The car left the road, bulldozed its way [...]


Peace Comes In The Night by Dawn Levitt
Crisp white sheets contrasted against the dark bruises on her knuckles as she made the bed. [...]


Mourning And The Moon by George Freek
This night is tedious.
I turn the pages of a book,
but quit after a brief look. [...]


The Heart's Confession by Kathleen Chamberlin
I know the myriad ways a lover loves
As once a young poet wrote, counting the ways[..]
I know the intensity of a love that is more than love


Sixty-Five by Kristi Schirtzinger
I stopped giving a shit when I turned sixty-five. Pauline told me it would happen and crowed about the sense of freedom [...]
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