ETHANSTEIN BY ETHAN SHAN
Ethan Shan is a high school student who has been passionate about drawing since he could...
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Posted by admin | Oct 31, 2026 | Visual Art | 0 |
Ethan Shan is a high school student who has been passionate about drawing since he could...
Read MorePosted by admin | Oct 31, 2026 | Visual Art | 0 |
Catering is like the mafia in that it’s difficult to escape. It feels like you’re in it for life and that if you leave, worse things will follow. One gets used to working nights and having the days for all sorts of self-care,...
Read MorePeel the gauze. If “open” is a better word than peel, let us wait for the sparkle, likely reflecting from solaced tears. The sense of Sight had curled up in the temples, snug, waiting to be freed another way. There must be...
Read MoreYou, with the halo, mind your rings for they once lived in trees. Before they were christened into a baby pen, chiseled from the inside of an oak. Are the stars below, above or around? Nearness clarifies the turquoise, the navy,...
Read MorePraise the evening for it has severed ties with shadows, heaping rice kept for a wedding we had anticipated and missed. The morning will bend its knees; thus say goodbye to the emptying of night, and its continuum. There, I pick...
Read More“Good hunting,” the red-faced guy in his sixties yells, to no one in particular, as the trio of guys, out for a good time that night, clamber down from the small taxi. Joseph wonders if the younger man may share his...
Read MoreThere was a memorial in the park today. The people gathered near the pavilion, their heads bowed, the trees above lowered their branches, even the sun looked down and spread its mottled light through the maples, as the squirrels...
Read MoreIt’s not the sharp pain of a snapped-back garter belt or the yank of a door slam pulling out a tooth. It’s a bandage slowly peeled, lifting off a scab. She stokes the fire he lit in the brick fireplace, then from her bed watches...
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