From the hand of the writer Bogdan, we return to the path of short stories – j re crivello (editor) by Bogdan Dragos When the enemy strikes keep your gun close to you. That worked during the war, but the war was all those years ago and the saying didn’t apply today. Today it was… Leer más Mercy kill
By Tamara Yancosky Link Blog Shimmering silver triangles dart about beneath the sun bobbing up and down among crystalline dwellings. Leaping into midair, they hover and begin dancing beneath mysterious magnetic poles owned by tourists. Copyright ©Tamara Yancosky
By A. M. Moscoso Link Blog When I was little my family told story about a girl who used to live in my Great Grandmother’s House. She disappeared one day, the story goes, and the neighbors were sure her Mother had something to do with that and that her Father buried her in their basement. That’s… Leer más At The Bottom Of The Stairs
By Seden B. Watanabe Link Blog When I was little, I was labeled as “Shy”/“Introvert”. Since then, I started to feel a bit insecure about myself…wondering., maybe being that way is wrong. With that low self esteem inside of me, I carried on for years and today when I look at myself, I guess I… Leer más Be your own magic
by Manuel Calderon The harmony of heaven is born when your lips rest in the ink of my liquid verses You breathe the transparencies of the flowers and embroider your wishes on my skin at the corner of the moon at rest The scent of your wishes circulates like fire through my body My sigh… Leer más THE KISS
by Manuela Timofte You are never meant to prove your worth, for You are born being worthy! Photo credit: Sophia Nel from Pixabay
Writing is a complex process and you need a check list. Tania talks to us about this topic today… j re crivello -Editor by Tanya Vessey A checklist has helped me to keep on track so far and I’ve written another 500 words for chapter four. When I got going it flowed but the going’s… Leer más The big to-do
by Sun Hesper Jansen The mud of the Rio Grande does not easily release;it anchors the ankles cold as the current rushes, directsevery liquid molecule to the source, even as the horizonbruises beneath a veil of rain, spurring the heart to flight. The kick of wind does not ruffle the birds; unhurriedthey call from the… Leer más The mud of the Rio Grande does not easily release
by Robin Saikia blog link I read with interest Luisa Zambrotta’s interesting post on Lionel Johnson. Johnson was Bosie’s cousin and a contemporary of his at Winchester College. He introduced him to Oscar Wilde, with fatal and well-recorded consequences. When I was at Winchester in the Seventies, there was precious little evidence of Johnson or… Leer más Lord Alfred Douglas
by DidiArtist When we change While everything around us changes The changing change cannot change us anymore We become a silent stillstand… DidiArtist, 11.04.2020 Posted here: https://didisvgp.wordpress.com/ Photo: https://didisvgp.files.wordpress.com
by Ingrid Sundberg Blog One of my major writing philosophies is that there will always be work to be done. Quite a few years ago, I started to look at the work of writing as a necessity. As a fact. I realized I had to accept that there will always be a ton of work: there will be… Leer más Perhaps We’re Looking at the “Work” of Writing All Wrong
by Michele Lee From the banished back row, she did step forward. Her curves revealed by a full moon’s midnight glow, extending from the side, to the middle of the road. Along the edge, where the imposter merged with flesh, a woman was seen kneeling, with head held low. Possibly praying while changing a tire… Leer más Sunrise Forthcoming
mashed potatoes poached eggs beans and some homemade garlic sauce but no meat for the princess’s sensitive stomach “I’m full,” she said “No, you are not,” said mother. “Eat up. Finish everything from your plate and trust me, it’s been calculated. It’s the right amount. Now eat up.” Father agreed. Being a step-father he didn’t… Leer más another bulimic princess by Bogdan Dragos
By A. M. Moscoso Link Blog Word of The Day Challenge: SOMETIMES Sometimes all of the doors in my house swing open on their own Sometimes all of the doors in my house slam shut on their own. Sometimes the windows in in my living room frost over during the Summer Sometimes the windows in… Leer más Sometimes House
By Matthew Robinson Blog Link From the time I was a toddler, my grandmother saved all my birthday cards. She saved them all in a box that, over the years, accumulated into boxes and boxes of saved birthday cards. She told me to never throw them away. She told me they’d always hold value. When… Leer más Birthday Cards
By Tina Cleveland Link blog As she shuffled down the street, pulling her ripped shopping trolley, she reflected on where she had come from and where she had been. A far cry from where she was now. Her fat, chubby wrist which was once adorned by fine, sparkly diamonds, ached through pulling the trolley. All… Leer más Riches to rags
Link blog Mike Two-dimensional visions of a man…a man I knew well…as a cartoon bear; of the crucifixion, with the Christ in female form, eerie and bloodless, her Mother forsaken of her; to behold a forest, a very real forest, yet to see it as if drawn by a child using wax crayons; to touch… Leer más A JUNTA OF STARLINGS by Mike Steeden
By Olga Nuñez Miret Blog Link Hi all: I bring you a book highly recommended for those who want a fix of action and something that will get their minds off current events. The complete opposite of a relaxing read. A Caller’s Game by J.D. Barker DIE HARD meets TALK RADIO in this heart-pounding, relentlessly fast-paced thriller… Leer más A Caller’s Game by J.D. Barker (@jdbarker) Highly satisfying literary popcorn for fans of non-stop action #thriller
by Petru Racolța The train is going hard on the rails,When it goes and when it comes,It goes hard and pressed,Because it is old and too used. A train set is passing,But it is still too muchFor an old and degenerateRailway. It is not the fast train anymoreWhat flies fast like the wind,I was looking… Leer más The Old Train
