A short story we’re trying to figure out, funny as that is, it’s Lynda Sexson’s “Wrecking Ball.”
“Wrecking Ball” originally appeared in Storm Cellar 2.3. Get it, or the latest issues, from our store; or get rad and subscribe. Read on!
A short story we’re trying to figure out, funny as that is, it’s Lynda Sexson’s “Wrecking Ball.”
“Wrecking Ball” originally appeared in Storm Cellar 2.3. Get it, or the latest issues, from our store; or get rad and subscribe. Read on!
A poem for we who are a little desolate even with those loved around, as one might be at this festive season of the year — Scott Weaver’s “The Power Goes Out After the Blizzard of 1981.”
This poem originally appeared in Storm Cellar 2.3. Be of good cheer and get yourself a full issue! We’ll gift wrap a subscription, too. Read on!
We all fall one time or another, and who can blame us for keeping our good humor and re-trying the impossible? Let us absorb, therefore, Christopher James’ “Wisdom“:
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Sighted in the starry sky of the archive, here’s a poem by F.J. Bergmann for uncanny eyes: “Retrograde,” originally published in SC 2.3.
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We’re all fairy tale and escape. We’re science and math and logic and possible. These things are not exclusive. You can go there too, with Jacquelyn Bengfort‘s “The Mathematician” from vol. II no. 3:
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