as a tiger dies in a recliner
as a tiger dies in a recliner by D. George Gawlik HE SMILES (a breathless grimace of defiance) HE STRETCHES AND YAWNS (to cease the
Month: February 2012
Popcorn Tigers
Popcorn Tigers by Shawn Misener There are so many couches. They stretch to the horizon, and for a moment I feel trapped in an Art
Fish Fry Daughter
Fish Fry Daughter by Sara Ries Holiday Inn kitchen, the day I am born: My father is frying fish for a party of seventeen when
H&H's new short story editor.
Shon Toney rejoins H&H as Short Story editor. One of the original contributors and founders of Haggard & Halloo has rejoined our editorial squad to
Alzheimer’s Betsy
Alzheimer’s Betsy By Kenneth Sibbet Lester sauntered through the Flea Market, in no hurry. He had nowhere to go and was in no hurry to
Review of Evil Dead 2
Review of Evil Dead 2 by J. Beranelli What do you get when you cross George Romero with The Three Stooges by way of the
look at these worn out shoes
look at these worn out shoes by Ryan Buynak Old Jazzy Star and Night Nick in the glass sky were catching a plane to come
iTunes U offers free courses for writers / readers.
Earlier this year, Apple unveiled iTunes U, a vast collection of free courses to download for Apple devices. Whether you’re taking a European history course
Hope Shifts Tectonic
Hope Shifts Tectonic by John Bennett The most dangerous hatred is silent. The most dangerous love is self-centered. The most dangerous speech is the diatribe.
She is a River
She is a River by Dan Raphael right into her mouth i go after timeless unpeelings of doorways like centuries of unprocessed spider-web defying gravity