‘A Weaver’s Web’ by Barry Charman
A Sticky Situation Enter a nightmare of a party with ‘A Weaver’s Web’ by Barry Charman, and see where the night takes you. Discover the beginning […]
Announcing the 2024 Kingfisher Poetry Prize Longlist!
Congratulation to these fine-feathered poets! Our poetry editors, wife and husband team Emily Osborne and Daniel Cowper, have measured the virtues of each short, shining […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Absence’ and ‘Creation Done Different’ by Erin Kirsh
Shaping Existence In the Summer of 2020, we published a strange and magnificent pair of poems by Vancouver-based spoken word poet and author Erin Kirsh. […]
‘The Projectionist’ by Lisa Alo Seaman
Lessons in Celluloid When night falls, the city gathers to glean what information Lisa Alo Seaman‘s ‘The Projectionist’ has to offer. Learn from this story […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Examination of a Freckle’ by Casey Reiland
Past Imperfect ‘An Examination of a Freckle’ by Casey Reiland takes us from the mundane to the profound in spare, perfectly timed stanzas. You can […]
‘A Fair Exchange’ by Tom Jolly
Omens and Ravens In ‘A Fair Exchange’ by Tom Jolly, unforeseen riches pose the usual problems. Glimpse the first of fair exchanges with this excerpt from […]
Announcing the Winner of the 2024 Raven Short Story Contest!
Last of the Ravens It’s time to announce the winners of the 2024 Raven Short Story Contest! Here’s what final judge Kelly Robson had to […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘My Brother Paulie’ by Alex Reece Abbott
Ground Control ‘My Brother Paulie’ by Alex Reece Abbot takes us on an odyssey through fraternal love and obligation in four short sections. Shortlisted for […]
The Kingfisher Closes on Friday!
Only Three Days Left to Enter! The 2024 Kingfisher Poetry Prize closes Friday, November 15th! This contest is for powerful poems of up to 20 lines. […]
‘Liar’s Leap’ by Jonathan Sean Lyster
The Lies We Tell Ourselves In ‘Liar’s Leap’ by Jonathan Sean Lyster, two scholars must lie in order to get closer to the truth. Take in […]