Hi! How Are You? By Anita G. Gorman
Martha was getting tired of it. Tired of all the people who no longer said hi, but always said,...
Read MoreMartha was getting tired of it. Tired of all the people who no longer said hi, but always said,...
Read MoreAnxious travelers clustered around the counter, piles of suitcases strewn throughout the lobby,...
Read MoreJul 10, 2018 | Issue #6, Nonfiction
Well over six-feet-tall and with flowing white hair, Senator Moynihan was an imposing figure....
Read MoreJul 9, 2018 | Issue #6, Nonfiction
I spent the entire afternoon with my favorite aunt on the day before she died. Her name was Etta,...
Read MoreAs first-time parents, sleep deprived Matt and Margot were over protective, checking on Lizzy...
Read MoreBut since reform’d by what we did amiss We, by our sufferings, learn to prize our...
Read More“Would you like a cup of tea?” It was an innocuous enough line. Tiffany Braxton read and re-read...
Read MoreJul 7, 2018 | Issue #6, Nonfiction
My name….Flanagan. I weigh eighteen pounds. Well, to be exact, eighteen pounds, nine ounces. My...
Read MoreThe screams and cries are loudest at night, and they aggravate the inmates who encourage the...
Read MoreI wasn’t quite sure why my boss decided that Thursday-night karaoke would be a real moneymaker....
Read MoreThe deserted highway was lit only by our headlights as the car sped towards Toronto. It seemed...
Read MoreJul 5, 2018 | Issue #6, Nonfiction
Can you imagine the reaction of a father, told by his pre-teen son, that he couldn’t bust a...
Read MoreJul 3, 2018 | Issue #6, Nonfiction
I often wonder if PTSD is something that can bob on a wave; sometimes in the distance, sometimes...
Read MoreIn the late August of 1944, my great-grandmother received a letter from my great-grandfather. He...
Read MoreHe shot the whiskey, felt it worm down his throat and warm his belly. He asked for another. On a...
Read MoreJun 30, 2018 | Issue #6, Nonfiction
It happened when my boss brought two little gag voodoo dolls and a box of straight pins into our...
Read MoreJun 30, 2018 | Issue #6, Nonfiction
I studied the eight by ten glossy, remembering the day it was taken. The photographer had...
Read MoreI love it when I invade people and they’re still ignorant. They feel the need to rush off and...
Read More“How come you never sold any of your work, Mr. Go.” “Call me Vince, young fella’. That way you...
Read MoreHave you ever had a little baby duckling cuddle up to you? I’m not talking about a pet. I...
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