by BlogEditor | Dec 6, 2023 | Fiction
SEX & SPATULAS by Pat Ryan FollowFollowFollow Betty never thought food would be important. She never thought about food at all, certainly not about cooking it. Since leaving home, she ate most meals in the way she liked best: with a book or magazine on the table,...
by BlogEditor | Nov 27, 2023 | Fiction
Notes from Camp Chaparral By Hillary Tiefer FollowFollowFollow Date entry: Sunday, July 12, 1970 I’m coping by writing these notes. I got the idea from Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Notes from the Underground that was assigned in my AP English class during my last semester of...
by BlogEditor | Nov 21, 2023 | Fiction
Catch and Release by Stacey C. Johnson FollowFollowFollow It’s easy to get used to certain things, like aching shoulders and a sense of floating outside your life, looking down. A person who isn’t prepared to lose what’s gone will do whatever they can to...
by BlogEditor | Nov 20, 2023 | Book Reviews
Dogs at the Perimeter by Madeleine Thien FollowFollowFollow Dogs at the Perimeterby Madeleine Thien W. W. Norton & CompanyOctober 2017ISBN-10 : 039335430XISBN-13 : 978-0393354300 Book Review by Olga Katsovskiy A strong title has this ability to call...
by BlogEditor | Nov 9, 2023 | Creative Nonfiction
There Are Giants in the Sky by Natalie Chih-lu Hung FollowFollowFollow One chilly February evening, my 4-year-old and I sit on his bed, our eyes locked in a playful stand-off. He has just requested Goldilocks and the Three Bears as his bedtime story for the 21st...
