Sadie Miller has previously published her mother’s autobiography via Aurum Press. Her short stories are included in a forthcoming anthology by Snowbooks and a forthcoming issue of Prole Magazine. She has an audio script in development with Audio Scribble. London By Sadie Miller Let us put on our masks And dance around each other like snakes. […]
It's just poetry, it won't bite
Valentine’s Day Thoughts
Mark Gooch’s most recent poem to appear here was Thought Provoking (March 2014). Valentine’s Day Thoughts By Mark Gooch Love is the theme Or so it seems Racks of greeting cards, Heart-shaped candies, And displays of Necklaces, rings, and other shiny things Scattered strategically throughout the store. I pause to reflect And question the purpose […]
Saying please
Susan Sweetland Garay received her BA in English literature from Brigham Young University, spent time in the Ohio Appalachians, and currently lives in the Willamette Valley with her family and works in the vineyard industry. She spends her free time writing, growing plants, and making art. She enjoys finding beauty and meaning in the everyday. […]
Older and Insisting
Vanessa Raney is an American living in Croatia (and traveling). She was a fellowship participant at Sa(n)jam Knjige u Istri (19th Annual Book Fair in Istria), where she got to network with book publishers. To see some of her publications and to learn more about her, visit her blog. Older and Insisting By Vanessa Raney […]
The State Insane Asylum, Terrell, Texas
Weldon Sandusky wrote this poem. The State Insane Asylum, Terrell, Texas By Weldon Sandusky Aged and weather tarnished, red brick buildings obscure little picnic tables scattered among trees where, strategically located, an administration building rises with a three-story bell tower and white columns. Then, more sharply in focus, appears a convenient warehouse, refrigeration units from […]
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