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Black Coffee, fiction by Dena Rash Guzman
1- If you were sitting here with me and I closed my eyes and asked you what color they are, you wouldn't know. You don't see me. The other boy who loves me, I don't love him. I don't love … Continue reading
Mather Schneider Interview Reposted
Mather Schneider is a 40-year-old cab driver from Tucson, Arizona. He is happily married to a sexy Mexican woman. His poetry and prose have appeared in the small press since 1993. He has one full-length book out by Interior Noise … Continue reading
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Waiting for the Man, fiction by Don Jennings
He didn't flinch when the metal roof popped on the far side of the trailer. Just kept looking outside, eyes level, gaze steady. Fingertips resting lightly on the windowsill. Cops has been watching Lester from the pine forest out back … Continue reading
First Water, fiction by Court Merrigan
The sandcherries and chokecherries are in full blossom in their ordered rows along the boundaries of the set-aside and in irregular swathes branching into the grass, erect blossoms at full attention to the sun and the bees at them … Continue reading
Back on Track
Well, the site is up now, and I plan on new content–interviews, fiction, essays–here in the next few days. One of the ways I used my free time in the last month or so is to read. I will have … Continue reading
Deana Nantz Reviews Harry Brown's "In Some Households the King is Soul"
Harry Brown’s In Some Households the King is Soul is a collection of poetry celebrating the human spirit. Brown’s eclectic variations of form invite you to travel along with the poet, musing in thought and recollections of God, nature, and … Continue reading
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The Revival, fiction by Rachel Cunningham
The usher man with his belly pooched out in a light-blue suit takes our tickets, spits off the side from his chewin tobaccer, and then continuin on, he brings us to seats that are bleachers offa softball field. Up front … Continue reading
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New Poem by Charles Dodd White
Old Bee Colony in a Broken Down Homeplace You and I, we have come to the relic Blighted with hobnails, slammed tight to plumb Where the secret city of insects once Thrived. The comb, brittle as gravely sunk bones Is a surprise, a … Continue reading
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Frackers Finding Some Opposition in PA
I said I wasn't going to post much about fracking in Pennsylvania, but this was too big to pass up: HARRISBURG, Pa. — Citing potentially unsafe drinking water, Pennsylvania called on companies drilling in the Marcellus Shale natural gas formation to stop … Continue reading
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Wounded Knee, fiction by Jason Stuart
"They picked me up in their spaceship about noon," Austin Grantham says to me while pulling up an apple crate to use as a stool. I’m sitting outside the Smith’s Farm Supply and General Store shelling peas because my dad … Continue reading