Corona Archive #3: Day
December 14, 2020Poetry by Sheila Black
I wonder about the half-advertent suicides. About a person who writes about a wing in the sky.
Talking Writing Magazine
Catbird
December 14, 2020Poetry by Lesley Wheeler
But at least that world’s alive to rage and mourn.
White People
December 7, 2020Memoir by Kent Jacobson
You’re what the white folks hate, the races mixing, and the girl knows better.
Talking Flash Nonfiction with Brevity
November 16, 2020Interview by Dinty W. Moore
The flash form often invites me to use what I call a communal or a collective voice.
Balcony
November 16, 2020Memoir by Mark Brazaitis
On the Fourth of July, I convinced myself there was hope.
Sips of Light
November 2, 2020Poems by Juana Rosa Pita
One can be content with little in life, if that little is immense.
Elegy for a Curbside Poet
November 2, 2020Essay by Khalil Elayan
I think now, in this time of violence and protest, of what Steve Cannon would say about the madness of some and the resolve of others.
