The Death of Stet by James Chapman
Stet was arrested, and brought to prison camp, and it was not even necessary. A critic would assert that Stet’s allowing himself to be arrested was a gesture at suicide...

The Love Letters by William Eisner
“She didn’t want to take anything with her,” Cecilia, the youngest of the three said. “Not our pictures, not pictures of the grandkids, not even a photo...

Petunias by Evann Garrison
May 18th, a Saturday, Marcia drove to the Willesden Garden Center and bought a flat of impatiens, mixed colors, and a half flat of petunias, pale pink. She got home...

Two Coyote Stories by Jeff Lockwood
Coyote, an interesting character, is found in Native cultures throughout North America. In some stories, Coyote is the Creator or has the power of creation. In others he’s a culture hero...

Spring Forward, Fall Behind by Corey Mesler
“Once upon a time, there was a musical group called The Beatles.”
“Very funny, Chick. You think I’m totally unaware of anyone before my lifetime....

Stardust by Birgit Nielsen
I pressed my palms against the window panes to keep them from rattling when the rain blew across the council flats ...

Romance by Ginger Walker
Michael vomited at dinner again. It was horrible to see him like that, so repulsive and pitiful. The sound and smell of it made cold wet hands slap...

Five Poems by Amanda Auchter

Repentenace by Susan Bynum

Five Poems by Rita Faulkner

Two Poems by Nicole Gervace

Two Poems by Isabelle Ghaneh

Six Poems by Jennifer Lynn Hall

Three Poems by Barbara Lefcowitz

A Poem by Jeff Lockwood

On the Late Great Postmodern by Scott Malby

Three Poems by Kelly Ann Malone

Five Poems by Kevin Stoy

Five Poems by Frank X. Walker

Three Poems by Wynn Yarbrough

A Griffinesque Reflection on Tobacco by Julie Mello
The health effects are irreversible, causing permanent change in the structure of an organ and even an organ system. It affects normal healthy cells...