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Muse’s Message

January 17, 2022January 17, 2022 Paula R. Hilton

I am distant memory rising. Earthworm aerating compost in your dreams. A tunnel, torchlit. The way out, or in. The hand you squeeze for comfort. The hand that slaps your face. Your relentless race, never-ending chase. A glass of ice water in Arizona in July. I am not a lie. Read more

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write through this with me

August 22, 2020August 22, 2020 Rebecca Smolen

when you write it down write it heart-loud write it first in burgundy like the blood that pulses through each of our veins, insecure it waits there in the quiver of the readying call-to-action that trauma throws into motion—it’s the healing   write through this with me   take a Read more

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A – Muse

August 22, 2020August 22, 2020 Tanita Cree

My muse. What a deceptive cunt. Too little at the laptop. Too much in the shower. Pen and paper at the ready? The ink is flowing, but no one’s figured out how to tap the imagination. A pint of your best brainstorm, please. And let’s not forget to have the Read more

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Writer Secrets

July 24, 2018July 24, 2018 Jesse Albatrosov

They strobe like the lights of fireflies in the summer infused bits of lived magic exist between the words and lives of persons non-living. I spoon them out, seek them, savory and tangible secrets— their therapeutic release beneath the guise of a poem or story— to be hidden in plain Read more

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After Dinner

March 31, 2018October 15, 2018 Victoria Addesso

My twenty-year-old son, Billy, and his girlfriend, Alex, nineteen, cooked dinner for me tonight. Gemelli pasta in a cream sauce with mushrooms, zucchini, garlic and pecorino romano cheese. Delicious. It was late – 9pm. Billy had yelled up the stairs to his younger brother, Steven, when the food was ready, Read more

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Nest

March 15, 2018September 14, 2018 Paula R. Hilton

Even in her sleep, the girl knew the wasps were back. She felt one land on her bare leg. I must wake up, I must wake up, I must wake up. Her fingertips grazed her eyelids. They refused to open. She thrashed and kicked and yelled until she willed her Read more

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Today is the Day

February 25, 2018October 15, 2018 Michelle Dinnick

Today is the last day of my life. It was inevitable, and I had accepted it. In fact, I had embraced it. I was almost looking forward it. I expected – well – I hoped, that it would provide the release that I wanted. The relief that I needed. But Read more

Short Fictioncreative writing, grief, mental health, Michelle Dinnick, short story2 Comments

Broken Boys

February 7, 2018October 15, 2018 Fee de Merell

Everyone needs a hobby. I like collecting broken boys. I wouldn’t have brought it up, but once you’ve seen a pattern, it’s very hard to un-see it, and recently, my vision cleared enough that I couldn’t not see it. What I thought was an incidental thread was, in fact, the Read more

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