About the Man Who Kept a Silver Nail File
November 8, 2021Flash Nonfiction by Susan Terris
The man who once stood on a chair was also the one who took me skating with him every Saturday morning when I was a girl.
Talking Writing Magazine
My Meeting with Rebecca Sugar
November 1, 2021Comic Feature by Mercury-Marvin Sunderland
Art school helps, but stubbornness and passion for learning are vital.
An Indian Summer Like No Other
October 18, 2021Essay by Srijani Ganguly
Others might get sick, be hospitalized, or even die, but no one we know will really be affected by it.
Ready or Not
October 4, 2021Essay by Joan Frank
After a stunned period, I resumed querying agents. What else was there to do?
Ode to Frog
October 4, 2021Poetry by Athena Kildegaard
How much there is to sing of, breathless as frog at noon, a song echoing desire, our pent-up viral longing for something more than monitor.
Humble Figurines
October 4, 2021Essay by Elizabeth Bales Frank
Better to live alone than with this kind of emotional wreckage, I counseled myself.
Rewiring the Wormhole
October 4, 2021Essay by Barbara Calhoun
If a group of people, maybe our entire planet, wanted to exit the wormhole, would their desire be enough to make it happen?
