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Nonfiction by Linda Briskin Muse is elusive. She can be Calliope, the Greek goddess of eloquence. Or Melpomene, the muse… Read more: Muse

Fiction by Alice Baburek The old woman shuffled into the cozy and popular place. The line was longer than usual,… Read more: Book and a Bagel

Nonfiction by Kandi Maxwell My mother’s fingernails are perfectly painted a deep shade of red. She sits upright in her… Read more: Reminiscence

Poetry by Terra Miller sticks and stonesencased in iceshine in the eyeof the hidden sun.her pawprints hide beneathfallen birch treeand… Read more: Tracking the Fox

Poetry by Anne Bower We look to words for paths forwardbeyond complaints, self-pity, nostalgialong for new seeingnew rhythms, surpriselike a… Read more: Sister Beams

Nonfiction by Diana Raab My mother blamed her ugly feet, laden with bunions and hammer toes, on her pointy shoes… Read more: Busting Out of My Buster Browns

Poetry by Arthur Ginsberg for Miriam, La Paz 2024 Of all the treasures hidden in the sea,creation sprinkled them with… Read more: Whaleshark

Nonfiction by Lillian Anderson We arrange to meet up at this kitschy hole-in-the-wall tiki bar off Victory Boulevard. I haven’t… Read more: Next Lives

Poetry by Russell Rowland The puddle was available, becauseit rained last night. Drought means a long timebetween birdbaths. Only a… Read more: Robin Bathing in Puddle

Poetry by Brian C. Billings While walking down the twilit roadthat flows along my neighborhood,I cast aside my daily loadand… Read more: While Walking Down the Twilit Road