Key Notes – Part 7
by Hanna Rose Click here to read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, and Part 6. 0
March 2016 magazine
lips as red as roses
by Frances Raybaud The prince had always been strange. There were whispers about him when he was a young child. He spoke to himself constantly,… Read More »lips as red as roses
The Words
by Robert Mayo I remember coming home softly with tales of school yard teasing how they said I was pale, said I was too short,… Read More »The Words
Nostos
by Jessica Kraker There will be no fanfare for me as I turn onto my block. There will be no tears or exclamations of joy… Read More »Nostos
Co-Evolution
by Jessica Kraker I once told you that a praying mantis could eat a hummingbird. One of those random facts I often share with you… Read More »Co-Evolution
I Have Been Awake Too Long
by Margaret Iuni I realize this only after the darkness creeps into the room, seeping through the cracks underneath the door. My eyes slam shut… Read More »I Have Been Awake Too Long
Part 5: Dirty Laundry
by Margaret Iuni Click here to read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4. Straya “Christmas was fine, mom, I’m just really happy to be… Read More »Part 5: Dirty Laundry
Fading Days of Red – Part 4
by Danyelle Hershkopf Click here to read Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. Two months passed. Then three. In all that time, the focus shifted. Weeks… Read More »Fading Days of Red – Part 4
A Tribute to Mrs.
by Chayala Friedman Maybe the best writers are the ones with the most tragic lives. Or maybe, they just have the gift of making it… Read More »A Tribute to Mrs.
Slow but Steady
by Erin Ajello I still feel like less then I should be, A wannabe real girl, An imitation woman, but genuine child. I see everyone… Read More »Slow but Steady
More Metaphors
by Erin Ajello At the time, you were an outfit I could not afford that I would have sold my soul for. So when I… Read More »More Metaphors
Beginnings
by Erin Ajello He put his arm around my waist, and we worked on inching our hands closer until we could link them together. I… Read More »Beginnings
