Pied–à–terre
June 1, 2020Memoir by Diane G. Martin
My rights are less pertinent these days, and I’m learning restraint too late.
Talking Writing Magazine
Reach
June 1, 2020Essay by Michele Popadich
My own porch looked unlived-in, a stage for a performance that had yet to happen.
Why I Need You to Watch the Sunset
May 18, 2020Poem by Jill Bronfman
The ancients believed those who witness these colors would live forever.
Reincarnation
May 18, 2020Hybrid Poem and Interview by Joshua Gottlieb-Miller
I believe I will continue to change in ways I can’t prevent.
Hello, Brother
May 18, 2020Poem by Jenny Qi
The stranger approached, opened fire into prayers.
Nativity Scene
May 18, 2020Poem by Lynn Domina
Not one creature gazes out toward me, solitary observer.
Dust to Dusting
May 18, 2020Poem by Jacqueline Schaalje
Wasting days until Dad, accusing me of putting down roots, chased me away.
