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Paul Smith – 3 Poems
I can feel it coming\the last one\the lungs tip it off\coughing\pushing that last bit of\atmosphere up up and away
Diane Webster – Bio
Diane Webster’s work has appeared in Old Red Kimono, North Dakota Quarterly, New English Review, Studio One and other literary magazines. She…
Diane Webster – 3 Poems
She washed the bar of soap\with my saliva as I spit\black and green in the sink\and thought,\“This tastes like shit!”
Michael New – Bio
Michael New studied with James T. Farrell. He worked as the managing editor of the Country Gentleman magazine. His story…
Michael New – Fiction
She stood out of her chair under the fruitless mulberry tree and strolled over to the century plant. She paused,...
B P Gallagher – Bio
B. P. Gallagher holds a Ph.D. in Social/Personality Psychology from the University at Albany and is Assistant Professor of Psychology…
B P Gallagher – Fiction
The bus squeals to a halt before his stop and the folding doors open with a hiss like an exhalation...
Andrew McKenna – Bio
Andrew McKenna has been a journalist for more than 30 years, with work published in Australia, the UK, the USA…
Andrew McKenna – Fiction
The skies are black with smoke from thousands of smashed buildings. Roads are like the surface of the moon. I...
Shanti Ariker – Bio
Shanti Ariker is a writer by night and a lawyer by day. Her work has appeared in Simpsonistas Vol. 3…