Fiction: "Feeding the Sea" by Martha Lane
The morning of the day she died; she knew. Still in her nightdress, she asked to be wheeled down to the ocean. Fused hips refused to walk...
Selcouth Station
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- Mar 27, 2021
Fiction: How To Survive As A World-Hopper
1. You are not the tangled Spider Plant your seventy-five-year-old foster mom (five worlds ago) made you water every day. So stop sending...
- Nov 11, 2020
Short Story: The Binoculars
Kevin craved the binoculars, a 40th birthday gift for Father from Mother. For two weeks he fantasized about spying on the farmer who wore...
- Nov 4, 2020
Flash Fiction: Obsession
Janet wandered slowly down the street; she had an hour before she had to meet Mandy for lunch at Sushi Supreme. Her eyes roamed over the...
- Mar 9, 2020
Tantaulus & Other Poems
Tantalus I have turned when tired or tight to the twin who should be ghosting in on my blind side, disappearing like mist on a glass ...
- Oct 16, 2019
Ceinwen E. Cariad Haydon: Druridge Bay
Druridge Bay bell notes shimmer hang in the air ring and rhyme and shower shore-wards they ripple out whipped egg-white foam then...
- Jun 30, 2019
Short Story: Always a Good Boy
“You silly little boy.” Silvia laughed at Antonio as she taunted him into a rage. She had challenged him to prove that he was really the...
- Jun 24, 2019
Poetry: "When Pigs Can Fly"
When Pigs Can Fly one day when pigs can fly we’ll be at peace with males ancients who deny we are equal to them assume we...
- May 1, 2019
Short Story: The Middle
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...
- Apr 19, 2019
Short Story: La Primavera
With the gray, cold, clay-like mud up to her calves, Clarice took slow steps along the Cheyenne River. The mud clung to her feet and made...