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Feb 1714 min read

Blackberries

by Michael Chin Mike chased the kids on the beach in Wilkinson. His nine-year-old niece Dolly was eager to play. His four-year-old nephew...

Feb 171 min read

Yours, Mine & the Truth

by Aleena Sharif Aleena was born in Pakistan and went to school at Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. She graduated with a BFA...

Feb 173 min read

til death do us part

by Svea Bertilius Part 1 I watch her when she drinks her morning coffee. A tiny bit of cream, one spoon of sugar. She doesn’t like it...

Feb 178 min read

Drivers Ed Test 1

by Isabel Chaplain Content Warning: There are some light brief mentions concerning sexual harassment. Name: Isabel E. Chaplain Grade: 10...

Feb 171 min read

Incursions

by Rachel Coyne Rachel Coyne is a writer and painter from Lindstrom Mn.

Feb 177 min read

Memories from the Grave

by Benjamin Bishop Growing up, the garage became synonymous with bad news. A place where nothing good ever happened. It was in the...

Feb 171 min read

Mussels

by Christian Ward “Most mussels stay in one place for their entire lives” the website stated. Dull, obsidian vaults, shutting themselves...

Feb 172 min read

Implant This

by Kim Hayes Kyle was running on his usual jogging route when the ad appeared. He cursed as it showed up just as he was crossing a busy...

Feb 172 min read

soldier, poet, king (after the song by the oh hellos)

by Jillian Thomas i. soldier i let my enemies decimate me and leave my skin on the battlefield for wild animals to devour: maybe they...

Feb 172 min read

Tornado Warning

by Dawn Sands So this is how it ends, grey sea morphing into grey sky, horizon a thin balance beam today, white ice sun rays skirting...

Feb 171 min read

Pareidolia and peripheral hallucinations

by K weber Listening to the whistle of AM/FM Sitting down with the blind spot becoming fireworks Feeling like a baby was left behind and...

Jan 52 min read

Paintbrush my heart in strokes

by Violet Blackwell Sometimes I wish my words, my actions were watercolor. If you could drench it— Would the sheet turn white? No. But...