WE’LL NEVER FORGET BY LAVINIA KUMAR
For C. Though she looked almost too gaunt, too ill, she was maid of honor for her sister determined to join, no matter she was frail — talked in a whisper. When, once, the chronic fatigue lifted, she played the...
Non-Fiction
LatestWAFFLE HOUSE BLUES BY JOHN BONANNI
Heavy metal for breakfast with a side of banging plates. A 50-ish brassy blonde blurts out orders with the ire of a marine drill sergeant. Cooking oil creates it’s 70th pair of “over easy.” “Mother” and “Grateful” inked on the...
Fiction
LatestTHE BUREAU BY THERESA MORITZ
Customer: You weren’t here yesterday. Clerk: I was. Were you? Customer: Let me get at it another way. You weren’t the one I spoke to. Clerk: Perhaps you were at a different window. Customer: He told me to come back to this...
Visual Art
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CANDY HEARTS BY VICTORIA TWOMEY
Victoria Twomey is a Pushcart-nominated poet and an award-winning...
The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion – Albert Camus
