Short Fiction and Poetry

‘See you down there then - the old stepping stones?’ You jerk your chin in that direction, rough stubble looking patchy and immature. [...]

Claire knew that she should have been on the subway heading home hours ago. Darleen, the manager of the group home where she lived [...]

In the attic of my mind, I found a locked drawer— beneath layers of dust-laced grief, it pulsed faintly, as if waiting to be opened [...]

I'll be forsaken like long buried hordes Fading to dust in their derelict graves To burden the living, a bothersome corpse [...]

No one predicted what took place since the saboteur's mentally-anguished mission didn’t match the mellow aura circling them. [...]

DarkWinter Press is over the moon to announce our latest release, the debut novel Grace Before the Fall by Geri Lipschultz [...]

'd been a real mess since my bad trip, approaching something like drug-induced psychosis. The world turned slanted more often than not [...]

Every Sunday I walk to church, about a mile away and back again, of course. When I leave the house my parents are still asleep [...]

Liam waddled to the outlet, his plastic fork in his hands, diaper sagging with waste. He poked the holes with his fingers. [...]

She pulled back the blinds, Looked to the street below. He was there, staring up, [...]