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Short Fiction and Poetry


Fool's Gold by Nicole Wylie
waded near the shore
tides flush with our hips
beads of salt water
citrine on your skin [...]


Why Does It Always Rain In Graveyards by Paul Marandina
The procession of gravestones is staring at me. That’s how it seems with not a soul about. I scan the horizon, a site littered with trees. [...]


Untimely; How Unfortunate For A Pigeon by Charlotte Cosgrove
Untimely       Accidentally putting the wrong coat on, Only realising by the gloves, Feeling she was luckier. Mittens on strings,...


Twenty Dollars and Change by Bryony Lorimer
It was that transitory time of year, the few weeks buffering the snow’s disappearance and the sun’s incessant climb north. [...]


Genius by Bob Hardy
My Apple MacBook Air's power cord was worn and needed duct tape. So I took it to the Apple Store and explained my situation. [...]


Train Time by Dennis Stein
The abandoned train station was cool and dark, the floor a mosaic of papers and trash, the old ticket counter covered in a thick blanket[...]


The Listener by S.L. Walsh
You are sitting alone, somewhere, tuning in
to the primary auditory cortex
decoding the context of
vibrational oscillations [...]


The Body Boat by Chris Butt
Darryl Carbone looked out into the fog that enveloped the ship as she sailed through the Grand Banks. He sighed as he addressed the captain. [...]


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DarkWinter Press is excited to announce the authors and their books that we've secured as of now for the remainder of 2025 until Fall 2026!


Peppered Moths by Brandon Shane
I always think of us as something else, geraniumsÂ
thriving amid the Dust Bowl, glimpses of hope
to weary travelers having lost it all.[...]
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