by Joanna Luloff
Claire had been out of the hospital for six weeks when she invited me up for a visit. She was eager for some company and needed a chauffeur, she joked. Continue reading
Indian Creek Solitaire
by Kelly Sundberg
“The earth remains, and the heartbreaking beauty where there are no hearts to break Continue reading
Filed under Nonfiction
For Taube, Many Decades Later, On Why I Gave Her Baby Pink Nail Polish on Her Thirteenth Birthday When She’d Asked for Cherry Red
by Sarah Einstein
We were just past the age of Bonnie Bell Lipsmackers and Love’s Baby Soft Perfume, moving on to Cover Girl tinted lip gloss and just a hint of mascara. Continue reading
Filed under Nonfiction
The Love Handle
By Scott Abels
A painting of twelve dogs
in a jury box
and a cat labeled defendant. Continue reading
Machines that Desperately Need Oil
by Scott Abels
We’ve got to talk
when I’m looking at my computer. Continue reading
Filed under Poetry
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