VALENTINE’S DAY by Christopher Johnson
VALENTINE’S DAYby Christopher Johnson
Dad was of the World War II generation. The Greatest Generation. Born in 1920, came of age during the Great Depression. Dad wore his body...
THE BIOLOGY OF COURAGE by Mark Blickley
Photograph by Katya Shubova
“The Biology of Courage”
by
Mark Blickley
My name is Jull Soares...
DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE by Jeannine Cook
DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDEby Jeannine A. Cook
She was used to the flinching. The fiddling. The mess. The begging. The crying. The blood. These women with their thick thighs...
THE CAPPUCCINO by David Heath
THE CAPPUCCINOBy David Heath
Jackie Jacobs, helping sort and organize clothing items donated for the church rummage sale, came across a woman’s tangerine linen jacket just like the one...
THE FOX AND ITS CATCHER by J.R. Night
THE FOX AND ITS CATCHERby J.R. Night
Oh, he would get him today. Months had passed, and he had maintained this charade long enough. All students were required to...
FIVE WEEKS TO JAMAICA By Doug Oudin
FIVE WEEKS TO JAMAICABy Doug Oudin
Chapter I
Kurt watched appreciatively as his girlfriend Madison walked across the patio bricks, involuntarily twitching his eyebrows at the...
GOLDEN BROWN by Souzi Gharib
GOLDEN BROWNby Souzi Gharib
"What is the colour of your eyes?" an articulate voice inquires."Golden brown," I answer with the ease only characteristic of self-description, particularly the physiognomic type....
LUCKY PENNY by Page Powers
Lucky Penny
By Page Powers
My Pawpaw's steamer trunk sat on the porch covered with stickers that mapped his travels of the world. Next to it,...
CHARLIE FOXTROT: GOD BLESS by Mitch Johnson
CHARLIE FOXTROT: GOD BLESSby Mitch Johnson
Don’t get me wrong here. I’m not homeless, but these fine people don’t know a damn thing about it. I just like the...
