Short Fiction and Poetry

A Green Guitar Case and a Pocket Full of Cash at a Bus Stop in Texas by Rosemary Porto

Judy and her mother, Darleen, lived in a trailer park with a revolving door of random men. Ever since Judy’s daddy left home [...]

The water moved so fast as it hurled itself over the upper falls. The rapids were of which I had never seen. The majestic power [...]

DarkWinter Press is thrilled to announce our latest release, the story collection A Thousand Miles of Road, by Joseph Kraus [...]

The coming cataclysm loomed closer and closer as the skies darkened from the lack of light left over from the initial cosmic event [...]

Under cover of night A cold chill ensuing; Something wasn’t Quite right, [...]

DarkWinter Literary Magazine is thrilled to announce our 2025 Best Of The Net nominees! [...]

I listen to dark jazz In the shadows and corners Of my mind Its unrelenting beat Thrums against my sanity [...]

William (Bill) Winkle, a dedicated and irascible 40-year overnight editor at the Toronto Journal, [...]

They rose slowly from the bowels of the ship, toward the restaurant deck. They listened to Muzak selections as the elevator ascended [...]

While my AP English students always read an excerpt from A Room’s of One Own, they must experience one of Woolf’s novels. [...]