266 in the beginning was a juvenile crow one eye replaced by an iron ore pellet from his smooth beak … More
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The House on the Hill – Matthew Twigg [Fiction]
He holds the picture aloft and studies it against the rest. Man and girl in park – clean linear details, … More
3 Poems by Glen Armstrong [Poetry]
To Those Who Won’t Be Going To invite you anywhere is to invite Carrie to the high school prom, but … More
Keeping in Touch – Mike Fox [Fiction]
I’m sure we’ll see each other around. I wish she hadn’t said that. Sometimes hope needs a guillotine. It’s kindest. … More
What Happened in the River – Chris Ingram [Fiction]
The water is up to our ankles. The fact that my car is floating at all is a mild surprise, … More
2 Poems by Heather Sager [Poetry]
Night Eater Because the snowdrift beat the window, I visit the storm in my tennis shoes. I coast along … More
The Cuckoo Clock – Annie Blake [Poetry]
By Annie Blake Annie Blake is an Australian writer and divergent thinker. She is a wife and mother of five … More
Signs of the Maximum Accumulation of Happiness – Jay Merill [Fiction]
The smooth way Annalie said, ‘That is what you have to do.’ As she swooped down on two china dogs … More
3 Poems by Henry Bladon [Poetry]
Training Room Rictus Amongst the recyclable coffee cups and coloured pencils a woman peels a tangerine The facilitator wears … More
2 Poems by John Grey [Poetry]
ADDICT ON THE COUCH un-help yourself, that was his offering – rejected rehab – injected himself with happiness – high … More
