Throwback Thursday: Falling by AY Dorsey
As we launch our Spring 2025 issue, here’s a glimpse back to ‘Falling’ by AY Dorsey from our first spring of publication, Issue 2, Spring 2014.
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Throwback Thursday: Poetry by David Clink
For the Living Death is brought to stunning life in ‘The Lady in White’ and ‘Death Smile’, both by David Clink. Enjoy the opening lines, […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Tun’ by Trevor Shikaze
Alter Ego In ‘The Tun’ by Trevor Shikaze, a beast of a third wheel helps a couple shrink their relationship issues down to size. Enjoy […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Poor Thing’ by KM Vaghela
Silence So Loud ‘Poor Thing’, a heartrending tale by KM Vaghela, began with a phone call. Here is what KM told us about the inspiration […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Feynman’s Flower’ by Jeannine Pitas
Ideas Overflowering Science, art, and nature all take their turn in ‘Feynman’s Flower’ by Jeannine Pitas. But the poet leaves the reader to decide how […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘A Siren’s Tale’ by Mary H Auerbach Rykov
Adrift Fate takes a turn in ‘A Siren’s Tale’ by Mary H Auerbach Rykov. This striking poem appears in Issue 2, Spring 2014, and we […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Double or Nothing’ by Jacqui Hartwood
Getting Closer In ‘Double or Nothing’ by Jacqui Hartwood, a couple explores the state of their relationship — and discovers that sometimes agreeing to disagree […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Not Dying in Central Texas’ by Sarah Pinsker
Our Very Own Vampire This week, we are throwing it all the way back to Issue 2 with Sarah Pinsker‘s ‘Not Dying in Central Texas’, […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Techne’ by EL Firestine
The Plausible Impossible In ‘Techne’ by EL Firestine, after the death of his mother, a young boy receives inspiration from a shadow — and the […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Built to Love’ by JJ Lee
You’re Sure of a Big Surprise Life sure ain’t a picnic if you’re a killer teddy bear. But, as JJ Lee shows us in ‘Built […]