Three Visits to His Abuelita
June 9, 2014Essay by Patricia Dubrava
She looked dismayed. Maybe she’d never seen such a reaction to one of her cures.
Talking Writing Magazine
Susan Terris: Three Memo Poems
June 4, 2014TW Featured Poet
if I tell you I need an assault rifle to explode watermelons
My Lost Stories
June 2, 2014TW Column by Steven Lewis
It is only now that I have begun to understand just how bereft little Lillian must have felt at thirteen, a motherless child.
The Wanderers
May 30, 2014Comics by Theresa Williams
Sit beside a fire. Drink a goblet of wine. Your soul is restless in your body.
Andrew Lam on Writing
May 28, 2014Interview by Kelcey Parker
As certain as the rain, disappointments will come, and you will have to live with them and embrace them.
What Bad Families Can Do for Writers
May 26, 2014TW Column by Emily Toth
You do need Mom and Dad to fuck you up—or you don’t have much of a story.
Barbara LaMorticella: Two Poems
May 21, 2014TW Featured Poet
I hung in her left eye as if in a fisheye lens.
