By Victor D. Infante
When Maya Angelou died Wednesday, I told a story to my co-workers that I don’t think I’ve ever told before: That in my early teens, I read my way through the Laguna Beach Public Library’s poetry …
By Victor D. Infante
When Maya Angelou died Wednesday, I told a story to my co-workers that I don’t think I’ve ever told before: That in my early teens, I read my way through the Laguna Beach Public Library’s poetry … Continue reading→
(Spill-O’s Website)
By Colin Dodds
“Go to my website,”
Spill-O said outside the conference hall.
“It’s all there,” he said. “My massacre of the innocents, stint working at the airport, repentance, death, return, my difficulties training a puppy, … Continue reading→
Sun Sky Water
By Jordan Hartt
(Aruba) the emptiness of pool water, wind in the palms like a rough hand, she’s
underwater: no sound, no cameras (St. Tropez) she’s behind sunglasses — walks
the slippery long … Continue reading→
For my Wife, who Fell in Love with a Ship Buried at Sea
By William H. Evans
I. Language for the Thereafter
I don’t know if I would find another husband
as much as I’d find a way … Continue reading→
By Lauren Gordon
It was only a matter of time before the neighbors asked what I do for a living.
I have two stock answers and I switch them out depending on the person asking: I’m a stay-at-home mom … Continue reading→