Apr 30, 2021 | All Poetry, Issue 3, Issue 3 Poetry
By Isabella Wisinger For Madison Glass clinks in the backseat as we roll to a stop at the waterfront. June is the slowest summer month, so we’ve already spent a thousand nights together With our friends who wait on the gazebo, glowing under fairy lights. ...
Apr 30, 2021 | All Fiction, Issue 3, Issue 3 Fiction
By Abigail Pfeifer On a heavy and adamant August day, June Cole was on her way to hell. Her Uncle Marty seemed to think so, at least. “Friends,” the big man addressed his sweating congregation, “I hope you have not forgotten to be wary of where you place your...
Apr 30, 2021 | All Poetry, Issue 3, Issue 3 Poetry
By Abby Hanks I was planted an eternity ago, By a little Italian woman with dusty rooms to be rented. She welcomed the world into her home and planted me as her guard, Buongiorno! Buona Giornata! Buonasera! My roots began to push against her terracotta...
Apr 30, 2021 | All Poetry, Issue 3, Issue 3 Poetry
By Josie Stitt My mother, a public school teacher With a passion for her students My father, a small business owner In the housing industry in 2008. Two young daughters that Played hard at recess, even harder in the yard. My growth spurts at age 6 did...
Apr 30, 2021 | All Fiction, Issue 3, Issue 3 Fiction
By Chance O’Neal Tuesdays are lazy, yet they are not: A contradiction that stems from my desire to relax on a day that demands attention. The morning is spent in pajamas but also in the car running errands rather than in the comforts of home. It’s...
