D.A. Donaldson 3 The august land rises from the waters, a global coalition of mounds seeded with grass, tree, herb, fruit – obligatory sustenance for things to come. D.A. Donaldson maintains a flash-fiction blog whilst laboring as a clerk in a public library.
Read MoreD.A. Donaldson 2 Waters split the firmament, dividing heaven from earth in a splashy feat of parting here from… there. D.A. Donaldson maintains a flash-fiction blog whilst laboring as a clerk in a public library.
Read MoreThis week, we are running our second serial. Thanks to D. A. Donaldson. Enjoy! D.A. Donaldson 1 Light is first, with its brilliant and blinding revelation of anything other than nothing, and unformed eyes that never beheld so much as a candle wait patiently in the wings of creation. D.A. Donaldson maintains a flash-fiction blog […]
Read MoreNancy Kay Peterson The Art of Politics I don’t know any Republican poets. Nancy Kay Peterson usually finds humor in one sentence but occasionally takes a serious turn.
Read MoreWendy Cobourne Meltdown I want to dissolve like a stray ice cube thawing on the counter, unnoticed. Wendy Cobourne is a journalist and college writing tutor whose poetry and short stories have appeared in several print and online literary journals, including One Sentence Poems.
Read MoreJames Owens Far He sees it is hard now not to be scattered among shadows, and the memory of voices that calls him back also calls him away, as broken as the air broken into snow or weeping now and hands heavy with broken sunlight, hands full of shards. James Owens has published three books […]
Read MoreKirby Olson Mirage Oceans scatter over the desert. Kirby Olson‘s poems have appeared in Partisan Review, First Things, Village Voice, and some other venues. He teaches philosophy at SUNY Delhi in the western Catskills.
Read MoreJohn Hawkhead Dementia ward— the tip of his tongue searching. John Hawkhead is a writer and illustrator from the South West of England whose book Small Shadows is available from Alba publishing.
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