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  • Sunday Comics
    19 December, 2021

    Sunday Comics

    Words are few I have spoken, I could waste a thousand years. Sunday Comics, words are token; come inside and catch my tears. You’ve been talking but, believe me, if it’s true you do not know.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • The Civil Disobedience Club
    15 December, 2021

    The Civil Disobedience Club

    Fiction by Isaiah J. KIng.

    by

    Isaiah J. King

    Fiction
  • Fisher
    14 December, 2021

    Fisher

    Fiction by Madison Scott-Clary.

    by

    Madison Scott-Clary

    Fiction
  • When You Create Something Beautiful
    13 December, 2021

    When You Create Something Beautiful

    Poetry by Max Reif.

    by

    Max Reif

    Poetry
  • Sunday Comics
    12 December, 2021

    Sunday Comics

    Now they’re frightened of leaving it; everyone’s weaving it, Sunday Comics all the time…All through the day, I me mine.

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • “What Do You Have to Say for Yourself?” — Heidi Seaborn’s An Insomniac’s Slumber Party with Marilyn Monroe
    9 December, 2021

    “What Do You Have to Say for Yourself?” — Heidi Seaborn’s An Insomniac’s Slumber Party with Marilyn Monroe

    Pam Carter encounters the shifting I of both poet and subject in her review of Heidi Seaborn’s latest book.

    by

    Pamela Hobart Carter

    Poetry
  • Joni
    8 December, 2021

    Joni

    Fiction by Shawn Sumrall.

    by

    Shawn Sumrall

    Fiction
  • Sunday Comics
    5 December, 2021

    Sunday Comics

    The yam brought it out of the Sunday Comics, manipulated Bill Clinton with desires…24/7, 365 days times two, I was contemplatin’ gettin’ on stage just to go back to the hood see my enemies and say, “Man, where you when I was walkin’?”

    by

    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • A Tale of Two Cities
    3 December, 2021

    A Tale of Two Cities

    Poetry by David Fewster.

    by

    David Fewster

    Poetry
  • Schadenfreude and Social Media
    2 December, 2021

    Schadenfreude and Social Media

    Melissa Kerman meditates on the eternal dialectic and its place in social media.

    by

    Melissa Kerman

    Media
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