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Triangulate the Frontal Lobe -Poetry by guest author Scott Thomas Outlar

Stephanie Daich

Mar 302 min read

Triangulate the Frontal Lobe -Poetry by guest author Scott Thomas Outlar

Age/space is a figment of your limited perception’s discombobulated reality square the vertical spiral/sphere at nine tolls from the...

Stephanie Daich

Mar 299 min read

THE INTERVIEW -Fiction

“What makes you so sure you’ll get the job?” Mom asked as she cracked three eggs into a bowl. The fat below her arm jiggled as she...

Stephanie Daich

Mar 280 min read

STUNNING -Photography

THE SEAGULL STRIKER AND THE SOUTHERN OCEAN -Fiction by guest author Meredith Stephens

Stephanie Daich

Mar 276 min read

THE SEAGULL STRIKER AND THE SOUTHERN OCEAN -Fiction by guest author Meredith Stephens

Verity and I took the four-hour drive from Adelaide to Robe, in the southeast of the state of South Australia, to assist skipper Alex as...

EUROPE AFTER THE BLACKOUT -Poetry by guest author Enno de Witt

Stephanie Daich

Mar 261 min read

EUROPE AFTER THE BLACKOUT -Poetry by guest author Enno de Witt

Empty shells of blocks of flats and office buildings dark after dark, even the wolves have disappeared without a trace. Europe after the...

RETURNING TO ROOTS -by guest photographer Natalie Medina

Stephanie Daich

Mar 250 min read

RETURNING TO ROOTS -by guest photographer Natalie Medina

FORGOTTEN TREASURE -Flash Fiction by guest author LJ Jacobs

Stephanie Daich

Mar 243 min read

FORGOTTEN TREASURE -Flash Fiction by guest author LJ Jacobs

The sky was as clear as a Saint’s conscience, and the blistering sun shone down without mercy as three rock climbers started the...

Stephanie Daich

Mar 230 min read

FIRST DAY OF CAMP -Photography

Stephanie Daich

Mar 220 min read

WINTER ON ITS WAY OUT

TIED FIT FOR A FAST/FEAST -Poetry by guest author Scott Thomas Outlar

Stephanie Daich

Mar 211 min read

TIED FIT FOR A FAST/FEAST -Poetry by guest author Scott Thomas Outlar

Tied Fit for a Fast/Feast Four tolls at the belfry before absolution/ redemption kicks in only they who snort pixies &/or huff w/a hissy...

Stephanie Daich

Mar 202 min read

ONE HELL OF A DIET -Flash Fiction

Would I ever lose the excess weight? I had tried diet after diet, only to fail in each one. I squeezed the massive belly that hung over...

A SNARE OF WOOD -Flash Fiction by guest author Hidayat Adams

Stephanie Daich

Mar 192 min read

A SNARE OF WOOD -Flash Fiction by guest author Hidayat Adams

Ron switches on the flashlight to shine it into the dark, cavernous space of the cellar. He’s convinced he has finally tracked down the...

Stephanie Daich

Mar 181 min read

HUMAN RACE ON EDGE -Poetry

2021, the year of panic. Who would have predicted such mayhem? The human race on edge. A pandemic no one understands. Policies made from...

DRAGON WORDS -Poetry by guest author Dixie Cragun

Stephanie Daich

Mar 171 min read

DRAGON WORDS -Poetry by guest author Dixie Cragun

Magic lives within a book, Waiting for the reader’s look. Hidden deep within the pages, Or tapped between their paper cages, Are magical...

Stephanie Daich

Mar 161 min read

DO NOT BUILD TOWERS OF DREAMS -Poetry

Do not hope, for life is cruel. Because it will betray and disappoint. Do not build towers of dreams, For they will only crumble. Expect...

AS OUR RELATIONSHIP TURNS TO DUST -Poetry

Stephanie Daich

Mar 151 min read

AS OUR RELATIONSHIP TURNS TO DUST -Poetry

When we were last together You saw me in your light A promised friendship forever A unity ever bright. Since then, I’ve born my soul, To...

KATHARSIS -Poetry by guest author Enno de Witt

Stephanie Daich

Mar 141 min read

KATHARSIS -Poetry by guest author Enno de Witt

Shame left me like leaves an autumnal tree as knowledgeable hands with icy patience inserted a catheter, then wrapped me in comforting...

THE SILENT FIGURINE -Speculative Fiction

Stephanie Daich

Mar 1317 min read

THE SILENT FIGURINE -Speculative Fiction

I’d never seen anyone like her, with her black silky hair mixed with disgusting dreadlocks. I pictured myself running my fingers through...

WHEN THINGS ARE ALRIGHT AWHILE -poetry by guest author Candace Meredith

Stephanie Daich

Mar 112 min read

WHEN THINGS ARE ALRIGHT AWHILE -poetry by guest author Candace Meredith

Something green takes me Back to then When there were forests Made of pine And the Lilac grew From tree roots. The canopy so lush The...

PERFECTION -by guest photographer Natalie Medina

Stephanie Daich

Mar 100 min read

PERFECTION -by guest photographer Natalie Medina