Lit(erature)
Two poems by Alinda Wasner
Kissing the Ikons
Kiss-kiss. Did you crawl under them
on your knees?
wipe your hands on the aunties’ aprons?
see them flap, flap in the wind, those aprons
while the aunties danced out on the pier…
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Bones by Kevin Rabas
We didn’t know what we were doing when we dug up the scout. He had been there for years, mother said. It was Noah and me. We started in with a shovel and a new trowel from town.
He rested…
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Once She Had a Taste by Tim Beverstock
A man’s influence comes from his voice; it’s how he wields his power. She wanted to be part of that club – in that boardroom – but charcoal suits severe as steel doors shut her out.
Her colleagues had all…
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Step right up…Sideshow Fables #2 is here!
The new issue of Sideshow Fables is out! I love when a lit mag focuses its content, instead of asking simply for “good writing.” Of course you want good writing. Sideshow Fables does this, focusing on circus and carnival…
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