Get away this weekend, while you have the chance, Reader, if that’s what you need, before some sparkling thing distracts you — follow, for example, Kathleen Hull’s trail in “The Methods“:
This flash originally appeared in SC #8.1, available in print and ebook formats at our store. Read on!
We’re flashing rare today, Reader, so here are two poems starting and stopping at exactly the right moments, Natalia Prusinska’s “Strange” and “Dry Orgasm”:
This poem first appeared in SC 7.2, available in our shop as an ebook. Read on!
Here we autumn, Reader, and it’s looking like rain or perhaps sun in the far distance, it’s wet whatever it is, it’s William Stratton’s “Our Speckled Sides.”
This poem originally appeared in Storm Cellar 6.3, available in our store. Read on!
Today’s share gives us as much as a signed jersey or a well-loved prop, a commemorative thimble or a mud-rusted spur. Do enjoy, Reader, this poem of Ari Wolff’s, “Any Object Can Become Memorabilia“:
This prose poem appeared in Storm Cellar #5.2, available from our store in print and ebook format; click current for the latest, and subscribe for more like this. & read on.
For today, Dear Reader, may it please you to read this poem from issue #5.2 by Melixxa Atkinson Mercer, “Please say something different“:
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