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K J Hannah Greenberg – Art
Sometimes, it’s insufficient for Hannah to sate herself by applying verbal whimsy to pastures where gelatinous wildebeests roam or fey...
David Borofka – Bio
David Borofka is the author of HINTS OF HIS MORTALITY (winner of the 1996 Iowa Short Fiction Award) and a…
David Borofka – Fiction
It sounds like a joke, doesn’t it, or the beginning of one? Three gunmen enter a bar? Only there were...
Debbie Graber – Bio
Debbie Graber’s short fiction has appeared in Short Story, Long, BarBar, Zyzzyva and Harper’s, among other journals. Her story collection,…
Debbie Graber – Fiction
Rich and I hit a few balls, when he pulled me off the court, his finger up to his lips....
Harvey Huddleston – Fiction
Sat with two guys at chow. One a ball turret gunner I flew with a few missions back. Before takeoff...
James Sutherland-Smith – Bio
James Sutherland-Smith was born in Scotland in 1948, but has lived in Slovakia since 1989. He spent his working life…
Johnny Elder – Bio
Johnny Elder of Melbourne, Australia, is an ancient journalist, ornithologist and clumsy ballroom dancer. He’s enjoyed a fairly adventurous life,…
Johnny Elder – 2 Poems
We walk along slowly, as a way of catching our breath,
holding it close and unpolluted, the old radio,
in front of...
James Sutherland-Smith – 3 Poems
I could do with a distraction/from the singing line,/the soft wail of the past/and noisy electronic riffs of the present./Let...