By: Alina Gufran The airplane felt stuffy, too hot, the seats too cramped, the aisles reeked of pickle and mustard oil, the air hostesses’ make-up wasn’t blended right. Everything was overdone, stereotyped, […]
My Best Friend’s Wedding
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Taking Stock
By: Stephen Kingsnorth I carried a Pisa piletowards the door desk, greyish tinge.The bright street frontage, poster glowfelt-tip scrawl announced, not Alexandria,but fire damaged stock for sale. High School me, taken self […]
The Steppe
By: Kate Novak The horizon is so wide that when I trace it with my eyes, it is a full circle. The ochres and browns of the undergrowth mix with the hazy, […]
Cabin in the Woods
By Mark Kodama I. When I hike, I travel alone. Although I have been warned by many well-meaning friends about the dangers of hiking by myself, I am careful and limit […]
‘WHAT CONVINCED HER TO STAY’ n ‘MISERY & HEALING’
By: Satvika A. Menon WHAT CONVINCED HER TO STAYMaybe it was the roses that fell in rivulets beneath her feetOr the powdery clouds that twirled above her hair.Maybe it was the wind […]
Aging Parent Syndrome
By: Alan Swyer “How about dinner Friday evening?” Jeff Samuels asked when his father answered the phone. “What’re you talking about?” replied Phil Samuels. “I’m coming to Florida.” “To visit?” “To do […]
Bugs and a Stalker
By: Michal Reiben I am searching through Google as to which insects can possibly be biting me? Much to my surprise after intense research, the answer which turns up is ‘Bed Bugs’. […]
‘Science Fiction Haiku’ n ‘Horror Tanka’
By: Denny E. Marshall Science Fiction Haiku on mars colonythe sky makes you feel lonelysun looks like a star reach for keyssurprised to findpocket alien alien craft landsdistant visitors puzzledby “Moo, Moo” […]
Cross Country at the School for Troubled Teens
By Rich Elliott So you Board Members asked me to write something up. “Just tell us about the season and about Coach Thorpe. In your own words.” Fine, I’ll play your Game, […]
Barapani
By: Antara Roy Oruganti ‘What a dark night!’ I said out loud to myself. I had been walking alone for quite a while now, and the sound of my voice sounded […]
