by BlogEditor | Apr 25, 2022 | Creative Nonfiction
Losing Art An excerpt from LOSING ART, a memoir by Patricia Feinman FollowFollowFollow I got as close to Art as I could, resting one arm on either side of him, without letting any of my weight lean on his emaciated body. I looked into his face. It’s okay, my love, I...
by BlogEditor | Apr 22, 2022 | Fiction
Fat Girl In Crowded Room by Erica W. Jamieson FollowFollowFollow I should stand, right? And just start talking? Okay, then. I’m Emily. I should tell you it’s not my first time in group. I mean I’ve been before, a long time ago, in a group, like this. And, well, now...
by BlogEditor | Apr 5, 2022 | Book Reviews
Stargazing in Solitude by Suzanne Samples FollowFollowFollow Stargazing in Solitude by Suzanne Samples, Ph.D. Running Wild PressDecember, 2021Paperback, 337 pagesISBN-10: 1947041924 Book Review by Amanda Morris A book that begins with the preface “Spoiler alert: I’m...
by BlogEditor | Mar 17, 2022 | Poetry
Wizening by Jennifer Weiss FollowFollowFollow When my gnarled toes graze a desolate bedand I stow away your time-frayed pillowcase,may I remember: The trace of your fingers that unraveled me.The rubescent communion of our lips.The bliss when I nuzzled the cleft of...
by BlogEditor | Mar 4, 2022 | Fiction
Jailbait by Rachel Christina McConnell FollowFollowFollow Virginia is for lovers, his license plate said, but I sure as hell wasn’t losing my virginity in the backseat of his car. My first time was in a Motel 6. Getting a room was my idea. I thought it was sexy....
