Julia Pistole doesn’t want to bore you by telling you she’s 15 and lives with her parents and three brothers in Clinton AR. So she’ll tell you instead that she’s going on 16, enjoys doing things that most teens find boring or nerdy, will grow up to be the first female president of the USA, […]
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Take-Home Letter
Ray Succre lives in Coos Bay OR with his wife and four-year-old son. He is a novelist and a writer of poetry, and his work can be found in hundreds of publications across 2 dozen countries. His poetical fugue theory has been published in several journals and he has been nominated for the best of […]
Hints of Spring
Harris Tobias’ poem The Grill appeared here as part of Contributor Series 8: Feast and Famine in March. He thinks spring may finally be upon us. My allergies say he’s right. What season is it where you are? Hints of Spring By Harris Tobias I saw some hints of spring outside my door But I was wary, […]
I Saw the Klan Today
Charles Clifford Brooks III has had work published in The Dead Mule, Eclectica, Gloom Cupboard, Cerebration, Underground Voices, Alba, Zygote in My Coffee, Prick of the Spindle, Conversations, Unlikely 2.0, and The Cartier Street Review. His poetry has been featured on the Joe Milford Poetry Show and 15 Minutes of Poetry. He has several poetry collections […]
Celebration for Baby Craig
Jeanette Gallagher’s poem Mother’s Pastry ran as part of Contributor Series 8: Feast and Famine in April. Last May Jeanette’s poem Seasons of a Mother’s Hands, dedicated to her daughter-in-law Jean was published here. This year Jeanette dedicates a poem to her other daughter-in-law, who was born on a Mother’s Day. Celebration for Baby Craig (for Pamela) By […]
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