An underground procession of cars- packed, prosaic, pungent: the vessel to your bread-and-butter & to your rabbit hole: home
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Track [Poetry]
Kingsley [Poetry]
Lili is a gutted motel room / just south of the lake / she laments
The Language of Fog [Poem]
Vague and imprecise forgetful as my father...
Pain as Teacher: Writing Through and About a Difficult Experience [Adele’s Advice]
Whether we write fact or fiction or both, pain can inform and enhance our work even as we put pen to paper, fingers or stylus to keypad.
Tenant [Poetry]
Coffee-stained lampshades, book-strewn maple desk, the air: thick & dense- humid, no ventilation...
Internal Monologue [Poem]
What if, why not
Weeding [Poetry]
These days it takes more than trowels to tame the weeds,
Beast [Short Story]
She felt a migraine at the base of her neck. Muscles tensed around the nerves until a painful pressure crept over her skull and pulsed behind her left eye. Sometimes it would go away if she had a Screwdriver and a bag of potato chips. Sometimes things just went dark, and she couldn’t remember who she’d swung at.
Pyrite [Poetry]
Nobody says the name of what disgusts them,
Find Inspiration From Writers and Their Writing Without Plagiarizing [Adele’s Advice]
It has been said that the sincerest form of flattery is imitation, and that’s no less true in writing. And imitation is a great way to learn to write better.
