Here’s a palpitating flash fiction that earned an honorable mention in our 2020 contest, Suphil Lee Park’s “Heartland,” about which best to go in with a sunny disposition. [CW discussion of suicide]
This flash originally appeared inĀ SC #9.1, available in print and ebook formats in our store.
Today’s share, Reader, draws a line between the past and the present, from the past to the present, between the outside and inside. Here’s Amy M. Alvarez’s [>>] “Sometimes“:
This poem originally appeared in SCĀ #8.1, availableĀ in printĀ andĀ ebook formatsĀ at ourĀ store.Ā Read on!
The leaves are all down and the family is zipping words back and forth in the darkling air, Reader, so we share with you today Albert Lee’s [>>] exercising poem “ę¾čåå锓:
This poem first appeared inĀ SC 7.2, available in our shop as an ebook.Ā Read on!
Added to the archive today, Kimberly Ann’s poem “Theodicy,” dips into a rough, raw subject, but so jagged it catches every edge just right:
This poem originally appeared inĀ SCĀ 5.1, available inĀ printĀ andĀ ebookĀ forms at ourĀ store.Ā Subscribe for moreĀ great flash delivered directly 2.5 times per year.Ā Read on!
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