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- Apr 8
- 17 min
On Raising Savages: Reserved Judgment
By Kris Green | Series | “So, what would you say your strengths and weaknesses are?” my boss asks me as I sit in her office talking about so
- Apr 2
- 12 min
Siobhan’s Gathering
By Doug Brown | Fiction | The front door burst open. Conrad Doherty struggled to restrain the chocolate lab long enough to unclip his leash
- Apr 1
- 1 min
While I Wake
By Megan Huwa | Poetry | Only Caterpillars Crawl With Singular Aim each day marked internally by dye not of their own choosing. Someday—when
- Mar 31
- 3 min
The Stones Will Cry Out
By Margaret Bellers I am a tombstone, hewn from a great mountain, chiselled and shaped so that I may roll into place. My purpose is...
- Mar 21
- 1 min
[The truth, which is yours, is not free]
By Natasha Bredle | Poetry | Which is only because you are not free. The truth gnaws away at restraints. The truth gathers up and collects.
- Mar 21
- 11 min
A Line in the Sand
By Lauren Heck | Essay | The beach is hot, my skin feels the burning of the sun, I am dehydrated, and with every step I take a gust of wind
- Mar 14
- 2 min
A Poem About a Fish
By Caroline Allen | Poetry | I read a poem about fishing, wishing, weeping, a moment of charity, clarity, memento mori, significance
- Feb 26
- 2 min
November evening, ’23: Observing the heavens with a child
By William Collen | Poetry | Now that the sun is below the horizon we’ll wait for an hour and then walk outside and I’ll teach you the
- Feb 26
- 1 min
Existential Exams
By Mark D. Stucky | Poetry | Math problems, essay questions, multiple choice, fill in the blanks… Many are the tests we take