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Short Fiction and Poetry


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.[...]


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


Picking Up The Crumbs by Rene Tyo
Claire knew that she should have been on the subway heading home hours ago. Darleen, the manager of the group home where she lived [...]


When The Quiet Refused To Die by Dr. Deepak Dev
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 [...]
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