Glenn Ingersoll – 3 Poems

Would you like some raisins, some cheese?
I delve into the pack
that’s been weighing me down,
pulling me back,
causing me grief,
but without...
Tony Van Witsen – Fiction

The textbook explanation for this feat concerns the transformation of electricity to magnetism (and the reverse) and induced energy from...
John Tustin – Bio

John Tustin’s poetry has appeared in many disparate literary journals since 2009. fritzware.com/johntustinpoetry contains links to his published poetry online.
John Tustin – 3 Poems

There is no love.
There’s black smoke.
There’s cigarette air
and there are automobiles breaking down
in the inclement weather.
Matt Surface – Bio

Matt Surface’s literary work has appeared in New Reader Magazine and won 3rd place for the 2022 Olive Woolley Burt…
Matt Surface – Fiction

You hear him huffing his way to the house, cussing his key ring for falling from his hand. You feel...
David Bowne – Bio

David R. Bowne is an Associate Professor of Biology and Environmental Science at Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania, USA. As a…
David Bowne – Essay

I remember hearing certain people thought flowers were obscene. That floral displays were essentially pornography, with uncovered carpel and stamen,...
Alan Cohen – Bio

Alan Cohen was already a poet before he became a primary Care physician, teacher, and manager, and has been living…
Alan Cohen – 2 Poems

Penny, a house dog, relegated to the split level first floor playroom
Sweet and well-behaved until, undogged, undone by thunderstorms
She cowered,...