Landlord Attack, Short Story by Gary Beck
Jaime Perez crept up the fire escape as quietly as he could and stopped at the third floor. He leaned over the guard rail to the kitchen...
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Paula Pivko
May 19, 20233 min read
The Monster, a Poem by Paula Pivko
2020 was the cruelest year breeding ice-cold storms from pain and hatred long kept hidden away from the sun’s light. Something caged...
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Jun 29, 20228 min read
Abortion: A Morality Story, an Essay by Kimberly L. Robinson
This is for the Church. I do not, as a rule, object to anyone of any persuasion reading my humble prose. So, Taoists, those who follow...
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Jun 24, 202212 min read
What’s In a Name, an Essay by Lynne Golodner
“You’ll feel different when you start using your Hebrew name,” Bayla said. We sat on the carpet as her children played, leaning against a...
George Leposky
Dec 18, 20206 min read
Refugees from Sea-Level Rise, a Short Story by George Leposky
“Honey,” I announced, “we’re selling the house.” My spouse was flabbergasted – until I explained. I had just opened an envelope...
Mary B. Safrit
Sep 7, 20196 min read
Am I Allowed to Be Angry?, a Short Story by Mary B Safrit
A burning sensation began in the region of my small intestine and rose until the heat emanated from my face. My jaw tightened and my...
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Aug 18, 20196 min read
Inheritance of the Sea, an Article by Stephanie Nikolopoulos
A short essay about how travel expands our sense of self and our understanding of the Other, and how in doing so it draws us closer to God.
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