“The Realizations of a Twenty Nothing” by Brielle Amick

            The air was cooling off from the stifling summer and it was quiet except for the distant sounds of Continue reading →

“Futility Of Ardor” by Olga Sezneva

For D.W.T.II  She dwells in the house she built for the two of them, after he said they will not Continue reading →

“Pretty Girls Sit Up Front” by Dianne Blomberg

It was 1968, noon, Saturday. I crouched onto the toilet seat hiding my feet behind the locked stall door. I Continue reading →

“I Think I Still Know How to Fit All the Pieces Together” by Amanda Dales

A man and a girl sit beside each other in a boat I know a great deal The man says Continue reading →

“Toe Hold on Reality” by Bruce Costello

My ten little piggies are still where they’ve always been, waving to me from the other end of the bath. Continue reading →

“Shipwrecked” by Kiana McCrackin

The spaces you leave, I fill.  The crevice in the conversation,  the hint of pause for breath,  I flow into Continue reading →

“Robin” by Ellie Rose McKee

Blonde-haired, blue-eyed, and ditzy as ever, Robin made her way through the swarming club, apologizing sweetly and laughing a little Continue reading →

“Lost Friend” by Barbara Hughes

When we were younger, I came to your blue room a room that meant nothing besides an offering of endless Continue reading →