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    Flash Fiction

    Flash Fiction: The Welcome Agent

    August 12, 2019

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    David Pierce

          Like Heraclitus, the elderly clerk ran naked in the hills. He scrambled over boulders,
    climbed up cliffs and through clefts, and knelt at the edge of a scarp. His eyes followed a hawk's
    circling ascent into hot haze, and then its long drift down to the...

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    Short Story

    Short Story: The Middle

    May 1, 2019

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    Andrew Olvera

    No matter how early you arrive at an airport, your time there always seems spent in a hazy blur. You walk, or jog, alongside people you'll never see again. You sit beside and talk amongst others and never exchange names. It is the land of the temporary. There's a feeli...

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    Short Story

    Short Story: The Art of Deception

    April 5, 2019

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    Caitlin Cording

    ‘I’ve got to give it to you, ma’am, these scones, they really melt in the mouth.’

    ‘It was my grandma’s recipe. Lucy and I baked them together when she was young. We were so close before she became a teenager.’

    ‘Good old hormones, eh? They’ve a lot to answer for.’
    ‘I thin...

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    Poetry

    "Breakfast Blown from Canada" & "Your Snow Tunnel"

    April 1, 2019

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    William Doreski

    Breakfast Blown from Canada

    Another egg cracked, another
    omelet browning, flipped in a pan.

    The north wind this morning tastes

    of breakfast blown from Canada.

    We agree that cast-iron pans
    cough up the finest omelets.
    We agree to welcome the snowstorm

    with smiles concealing...

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    Poetry

    Poetry: River Waltz

    March 24, 2019

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    Juliette Sebock

    River Waltz

    The river stayed happy
    when the others were
    splattered with the blood
    of a face splayed out on an Oxford street.

    The river heard the words
    that would later make readers gasp,

    but didn’t let on that it knew
    or that it wouldn’t warn us.

    The river brought confidan...

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    "Real Men Die" & Other Poems

    February 24, 2019

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    Scott Manley Hadley

    “trainers” is british english for “sneakers”

    I took some of my dad’s trainers

    The last time I saw him.

    He is not yet dead
    He can still walk
    But he cannot run
    He can only really shuffle.

    He doesn’t need trainers
    And though I sometimes say
    I don’t need him
    I do enjoy
    Thinkin...

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    Flash Fiction

    Flash Fiction: "Muted"

    February 9, 2019

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    Rebecca Shoulders

    Muted

    They sat on a bench that was spotted with bird shit. They didn’t mind. Her legs were crossed at the ankles and his were spread apart at forty-five degrees, so that in reality their share of the bench was a sixty-forty affair. She didn’t mind. He ate his sandwich,...

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    Poetry

    "Catenation" & "Regimen"

    February 7, 2019

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    Sanjeev Sethi

    Catenation

    Your eyes peep into chapters of my
    opuscule with incessant questioning.
    I enjoy the interrogation. Someone
    is interested, I tell myself. Evading
    the uncomfortable fits into form for
    inveterate personages. It hasn’t been
    a noisy commute. I choose quiet corners...

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    Blog

    Dungeons & Dragons: How a Table-Top Game Inspires Creatives Worldwide

    December 11, 2018

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    Miguel Guerreiro Lourenço

    Jack Crosby:

    Twitter

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    All images are the property and copyright of Jack Crosby,

    permission was granted by the artist to use the images here.

    In a conversation with Jack Kirby Crosby, a professional illustrator and avid D&D player, we talked about the benefit...

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    Interview

    Interview with PJ Benney

    November 14, 2018

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    Haley Jenkins

    Twitter: @pjbenney - Website: Here! 

    Writers rarely get the opportunity to ‘toot their own horn’ so to speak. I always like to start off these interviews with a little intro and feel free to really go for it! Tell our readers a little bit about yourself, what you do and...

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