Throwback Thursday: ‘Haikus for my Childhood Toys’
Seventeen-Syllable Odes In the summer of 2016, Megan Waring delighted us with a poignant yet tongue-in-cheek collection of haikus. Enjoy two of these cheeky gems […]
Seventeen-Syllable Odes In the summer of 2016, Megan Waring delighted us with a poignant yet tongue-in-cheek collection of haikus. Enjoy two of these cheeky gems […]
Tenacit-ee From Pulp Literature Issue 11, Summer 2016, ‘end-less-ee’ by PA Levy is without a doubt one of the strangest poems we’ve ever published … […]
Sweet Dreams Are Made of These In ‘Babies for Sale’ by Amy Fant, a woman sees her future clearly — even though her present is […]
Lost and Found In ‘As If My Every Word Has Turned to Glass’ by Robert Jeschonek, no price is too high to pay for one’s […]
Return to the Past A young woman confronts inheritance of a different kind in ‘Finding Relatives’ by Susan Pieters. Visit small-town California, with this excerpt […]
Pieces of You In ‘Chipping’ by Jono Naito, words hurt — and might just cost you a body part or two. Enjoy this cracking excerpt […]
Broke and Broken-Hearted In ‘The Seven Swans: The Sword and Pikestaff Mystery’ by Mel Anastasiou, sixty-year-old Spencer Stevens believes he’s washed up and forgotten by […]
Ignore the Obvious To save the day, a man grapples with questions of love and heroism in ‘How to Write a Successful Obituary for a […]
With twenty-four fabulous back issues, one to mark each day of Advent, we hope to share with you the joy and magic of the season. […]
With summer, come lazy days on the beach, in the garden, or in transit to your holiday escape. Wherever you find yourself this summer, you’ll […]
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