Brushy Creek Incident
Brushy Creek Incident by DIY Danna The greenstone moss guardians of the park are damning the torpedoes inside, the sun god breaks through the clouds
Month: March 2014
Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol by Dan Raphael The highways so straight and unpopulated I can set cruise control and rise through the roof, hovering above the panorama
one hell of a whiskey aftermath
one hell of a whiskey aftermath by D George Gawlik Gordon and Reena had thrown a big party the night before andall that whiskey
Hunters
Hunters by M. Krockmalnik Grabois The gold stars embroidered on the Virgin’s blue robe fell to the ground and wherever they landed a corn stalk
Louisiana names its first French-language poet laureate
Louisiana names its first French-language poet laureate “The Council for the Development of French in Louisiana (CODOFIL) in partnership with the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities
The Queen of Silence
The Queen of Silence by Ben Macnair Blood is not the easiest of substances to remove from a carpet, so she has a red carpet
A Long Queue
A Long Queue Kim Farleigh A long queue inside the grounds fed the centre court, this after a three-hour wait outside the complex just to
An Embarrassment
An Embarrassment by Wendell Berry “Do you want to ask the blessing?” “No. If you do, go ahead.” He went ahead: his prayer dressed up
An Editor Suggests Revisions
An Editor Suggests Revisions by Donal Mahoney Yours is the first email I opened this morning. I appreciate your suggested revisions and invitation to send
lightfollow home
lightfollow home by Shannon Baker lightfollow home to sit in a bookbox stacking take a bit of breath along to eat with. weigh the water