Creative Nonfiction: Four Flash Pieces by Olivia Dunn
Rust climbs happily along these old parked VWs, in no real hurry to decompose. Vines full of unnecessary flowers unfurl at their own damn leisure.
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Seventh Annual Chesapeake Writers’ Conference at St. Mary’s College of Maryland
The seventh annual Chesapeake Writers’ Conference at St. Mary’s College of Maryland is June 24-30, 2018. Each year, the Conference hosts writers at all levels of experience for a rich week of […]
Essay: Other Things Lost by Hannah Gordon
The cancer chews holes in my bones.
I lose pieces of my skull.
Review: The Veneration of Monsters by Suzanne Burns (reviewed by Sean L. Corbin)
Every story has a slight twinge of unreality to it, but at the same time hums with an inescapable, gritty humanity.
Essay: Sorrow for the Wings by Shawn McClure
I saw the dream hens waking and stretching their wings, remembering the sky.
Essay: But It Is Dark by Jennifer Fliss
“If I fly far enough, the blue lights will engulf me and carry me up.”
Review: Lake Michigan by Daniel Borzutzky (reviewed by Charles Rammelkamp)
Lake Michigan By Daniel Borzutzky 88 Pages University of Pittsburgh Press, 2018 $15.95 ISBN: 978-0-8229-6522-0 Lake Michigan continues Daniel Borzutzky’s stark poetic depiction of a world in the grips of […]
Review: The King of Good Intentions by John Andrew Fredrick (reviewed by Art Edwards)
The King of Good Intentions By John Andrew Fredrick 266 Pages Portland: Verse Chorus Press, 2013 $14.95 ISBN-13: 978-1-891241-10-9. There have been great rock novels written about famous fictional bands […]
Four poems by Surabhi Balachander
Always the possibility. Once upon a time we were lost on an island, halfway across the Bay Bridge. She wore the same clothes for two or three days, without washing […]
Review: Liars by Steven Gillis (reviewed by Jared Lemus)
Liars is a book that will have you turning pages faster than a mystery novel.
