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Fiction
Fiction: The Last Two Pennies by Eva Schultz
The Last Two Pennies On the last day of summer, Cassie and I went to the park to throw…
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Poetry
Poetry: The Collector by Jennifer Christie Temple
The Collector by Jennifer Christie Temple Old dusty curiosities, miscellaneous discoveries, a jumble of absurdities, frivolities and vanities, collected opportunities…
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Fiction
Fiction: Jay by Yehezkiel Faoma
Jay by Yehezkiel Faoma The Kowloon Walled City had no more place for dreams. Between a hundred blocks crushed together,…
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Fiction: Footnotes on the Hemford Event by J. Daniels
Footnotes on the Hemford Event (597 words) by J. Daniels 1 which, being the “Apex of Summer”, was hot, clear and…
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Non-Fiction
Non-fiction: Ruins by Jeanne Farewell
Ruins I am building ruins. That sounds like an oxymoron: to construct decay. The impulse perhaps stems from the pandemic.…
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Fiction
Flash Fiction: Myriam by Adam Kelly Morton
Myriam The Andrews are our next-door neighbors, and even though Myriam is really pretty, I don’t have a crush on…
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Fiction
Flash Fiction: Coats For Wings by Kent Jacobs
Coats For Wings by Kent Jacobs I watch the others from the window of my second floor flat, engaged –…
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Fiction
Fiction: Twenty-nine by Henry Hatchet
Twenty-nine by Henry Hatchet What if I told you . . .? I know why some great writers die…
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Poetry
Poetry: liamT by David Berger
liamT by David Berger liaMT !eid uoy was I !neht uoy htiw lleh oT .sraM no efil s‘erehT .0202 ni…
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Fiction
Fiction: Local Knowledge by Mike Hickman
Local Knowledge Laura had offered to show Marty the town in daylight, so of course he came back. It was…
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