Waiting for the Traffic Light to Change by J. J. Steinfeld
I have to change my downward moving life before there's nothing left worth changing, Boyd thought, then whispered the words to himself and to the ten other people standing near him as…
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Writing by J. J. Steinfeld published in Dual Coast Magazine. 5 pieces from the archive, free to read.
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Wanting to Untarnish the Past by J. J. Steinfeld
A year after his rancorous divorce from Louise, Royce called his ex-wife and argued it should be considered an anniversary of sorts, to be celebrated open-heartedly, and she agreed but not without…
An Inexplicable Whisper by J. J. Steinfeld
I was looking at a tiny insect crawling along the floor at my feet, attempting to recall when I was first brought to this room and forced to sit on this old…
Creativity, or, None the Existential Less by J. J. Steinfeld
Morning, lousy weather out of coffee, computer on the blink, none the existential less consciousness prevails and it’s story-writing time synapses and psyche insist the momentum of being does not take no…
Not a Favorable Morning for Questions and Answers by J. J. Steinfeld
The individual clouds on a most cloudy morning began speaking to each other not very loud but loud enough for me to hear and shake my head at in a rite resembling…