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  • A Quest for a Good Story

Recent Posts

  • The Day the World Broke Mac Jackson
  • Alec Millman, 2019 Poet
  • Dorothy Robinson, 2019 Artist
  • Frank Light, 2018 Poet
  • Krikor N. Der Hohannesian, Poet 2018
  • The Summer Equinox with Bob Garfinkle
  • Han-Jae Lee, 2018 Poet
  • Dynamical Equinox 2018 with Bob Garfinkle
  • Good Boy, 2018
  • Ann Bridges
  • Deborah Marshall Fike, Game Writer
  • Winter Solstice with Bob Garfinkle
  • Kristi Vosbeck Designs
  • Bill Garten, 2017 Poet
  • My Mother’s Afghan, 2017
  • Myles Sorensen
  • Audrey Kalman
  • The Folk Hero, 2017
  • Jack D. Harvey, 2017 Poet
  • SHR Podcast with Pat Decker Nipper

Podcast: Wendy D. Walter, writer

  Writing was an early passion for Wendy. As a kid, she wrote lots of stories, but being shy, they usually ended up under the […]

Henri Bensussen, 2016 Poet

Hometown Alleys Locks and latches on alley garages unopened since the town last grew into the age of automobiles, beads of glass filling graveled pot […]

Christine Holland Cummings, 2016 Poet

Soil Manifesto It’s like a city. Could be Paris or New York, thriving, full of restaurants and art and music. Could be Detroit, hollowed out […]

Beverly Acuff Momoi, 2016 Poet

Practice: Non-attachment My mother’s sewing cabinet is a beautiful piece of furniture, filled with threads and bobbins, scraps of fabric and favorite patterns, along with […]

Arlene Biala, 2016 Poet

Mingus Among Us Mingus weaves and I think I want to dance with him I want to fuse sax and bones with my fingertips Is […]

Anne Cheilek, 2016 Poet

Regarding Velvet Ropes Rothko wants you close, regardless of smoker’s breath, crows’ feet and corrosive finger oil, not even roping off stretch marks or spider-veins. […]

One Last Stop, 2016

by Jason Francis O’Keane You are already drunk when you see Peggy’s car come up the driveway. She will know it too, before she even […]

On the Crossing of Streets, 2016

by Katarina Boudreaux      “You know that’s no way to be,” Minnie says. A.J. closes his eyes. “Why can’t you just get a job?” Minnie continues. […]

Makena Beach, 2016

by Marisa Mangani      I sleep on the beach. Mom and Dad don’t know I am homeless. They’re back in Oakland thinking I’m staying at a […]

The Kiss, 2016

by Jhon Sanchez Without saying a word, Horacio puts a hundred-dollar bill in his wife Lorenza’s hand. Then, looking into her scornful eyes, their lips […]

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