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Cathy Ulrich – Flash Fiction
The funny thing about the story is she got a flat tire on the way to school that morning, thought...
Charles Albert – Bio
Charles Joseph Albert is the author of three novels, seven poetry collections, and three collections of short stories. His poetry…
Charles Albert – Fiction
The Cop-Watch Advocates demanded to know Zapata’s name, and filmed the suspect and his pool of blood with great enthusiasm....
Christiana Doucette – Bio
Christiana Doucette spends mornings in her garden, because like poetry, flowers grow best with space to breathe. She judged poetry…
Christiana Doucette – 3 Poems
Oh, sky that certain clear cold blue, we go/back. We are washing dishes here/suds between our fingers. Indoor. But fear/places...
Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal – Bio
Born in Mexico, Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal lives in California and works in the mental health field in Los Angeles. He…
Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal – 3 Poems
I/wander off to/a carnival where/madmen think/away strange/and unimaginable/things, like becoming/small as a grain/of salt, disappearing,/almost invisible.
Harvey Huddleston- Bio
Harvey Huddleston’s short fiction has appeared in The RavensPerch and Mystery Tribune among many others. He received a BA in…
Harvey Huddleston – Fiction
They say ignorance is bliss. Which means the less you know the happier you are. It follows then that learning...
Marco Etheridge – Bio
A frequent member of our Parliament of Magpies, Marco Etheridge is a writer of prose, an occasional playwright, and a…