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    Bro / Broken Shackles | By A R Salandy
    • Sep 10, 2020

    Bro / Broken Shackles | By A R Salandy

    Bro 'Low blow bro,' Says the adolescent Who hides just beyond The patchy beard- That fills him with a sense of strength In a strange...
    201
    Spider in Times Square | By Samuel Strathman
    • Sep 7, 2020

    Spider in Times Square | By Samuel Strathman

    A shadow descends toward the arachnid like a derailed freightliner. The crawler shivers in waves, a parted forest. Heavy lies the anvil,...
    197
    Anxious Pancakes / Sat Where My Bones Are | By Josh Hallam
    • Sep 3, 2020

    Anxious Pancakes / Sat Where My Bones Are | By Josh Hallam

    Anxious Pancakes Petra in marmite Cantona kick to the dimples toast in the dryer hands in the air balloon in a nostril sharing platter of...
    306
    The Right Recipe | By Alan Kissane
    • Aug 31, 2020

    The Right Recipe | By Alan Kissane

    1. Preparation. Begin by slowly kneading two would-be lovers together in a glass bowl. Add a dash of beer or wine for flavouring - either...
    132
    Youth | By Gus Bambridge-Sutton
    • Aug 27, 2020

    Youth | By Gus Bambridge-Sutton

    Back home in England, the landscape soothes like sleep-stuffed eyes. Bleary with cool, it’s youth in full bloom, the leaves and fields...
    223
    Discover Me | By Evan Hay
    • Aug 24, 2020

    Discover Me | By Evan Hay

    In a mall, pressing against those glass exteriors fronting numerous interchangeable shops; it could be an emporium dedicated to exclusive...
    113
    There is No Word for a Mother who has Lost a Child | Cathy Ulrich
    • Aug 20, 2020

    There is No Word for a Mother who has Lost a Child | Cathy Ulrich

    The mother comes back to the empty house, hollowed and aching. There has been a deer inside since she was gone. She can still feel the...
    421
    Mathilde | By Robin Bissett
    • Aug 17, 2020

    Mathilde | By Robin Bissett

    After you died, I kept almost everything. Your hairbrush, your favorite blanket, the Get Well Soon cards. The items coalesced, a colorful...
    130
    Lapsed/Last Requests | By Alana King
    • Aug 13, 2020

    Lapsed/Last Requests | By Alana King

    Lapsed the first time you got baptized you were seven all you knew for sure was that you didn't wanna go anywhere that gets hotter than...
    79
    Little World | Matt Mellor
    • Aug 10, 2020

    Little World | Matt Mellor

    That noise! Constant. Deafening. Vibrating everything around me, the whole world shakes with the sound. There’s simply no way of coping....
    58
    Junta | Angela Sherlock
    • Aug 3, 2020

    Junta | Angela Sherlock

    A cat slips past as Rosa hesitates, peering round the corner to inspect the square. The whisper of the cat’s fur against her legs sets up...
    65
    Dreaming of Pie | Jenny Mitchell
    • Jul 27, 2020

    Dreaming of Pie | Jenny Mitchell

    There must be something wrong with her. All she cares about is food ever since her husband died the children moved so far away and she’s...
    131
    What Some Animals Will Do | David Henson
    • Jul 20, 2020

    What Some Animals Will Do | David Henson

    For weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Fortune and their young son, Bobby, had been looking forward to the circus coming to town. True, it wasn't one of...
    57
    Do You See Me Coming? | By F.C. Malby
    • Jul 13, 2020

    Do You See Me Coming? | By F.C. Malby

    Do you see me coming, when the days are short and the nights feverish, when the family gathers round, wondering whether to call the...
    108
    Grandma Lulu | By Zach Murphy
    • Jul 6, 2020

    Grandma Lulu | By Zach Murphy

    The savory smell of Grandma Lulu’s roasted pork and rosemary potatoes drifted into the living room as Wheel of Fortune played on the...
    64
    DECEIT | By Georgia Wetherall
    • Jun 22, 2020

    DECEIT | By Georgia Wetherall

    He asked if I could tie knots in cherry stems using my tongue. I said I’d never tried. We borrowed two pounds from his mum and went to...
    155
    FULL ENGLISH | By Megan Rebecca
    • Jun 22, 2020

    FULL ENGLISH | By Megan Rebecca

    she grabbed the butter knife at breakfast spread jam thin across dry toast walked to school with mum hugged her before she left learned...
    140
     

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