Review: Bigfoot and the Baby by Ann Gelder (reviewed by Jen Michalski)
Does salvation-through-shopping actually work?
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Essay: The Light of Day Is a Crucible by Dana Shavin
I always assumed we would one day find each other again, my father and I.
Review: The Crossing by Joseph Fasano (reviewed by Toti O’Brien)
The Crossing by Joseph Fasano Cider Press Review, 2018 $17.95 ISBN: 978-1-930781-53-5 On the cover of Joseph Fasano’s The Crossing, a detail of Adam and Eve by Andrey Mironov reads […]
Fiction: A Stone’s Throw from Home by Cheryl Pappas
When you’re a woman of childbearing age, your body decides things before your mind has access to the choices.
Review: Out of Step by Anthony Moll (reviewed by Lisa Lance
It’s refreshing to get a perspective on military life that transcends sweeping policies and a culture of toxic masculinity to thoughtfully examine the complications of coming of age in the climate of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.”
Fiction: Winter Forbes by Jan Stinchcomb
I don’t remember how I first heard about Winter, but it made me feel cold all over, colder than that night on Jason’s moped. I wasn’t surprised but that didn’t mean I was psychic.
Flash Fiction: Behind the Scenes by Monica Dickson
The girl from the city and the girl from the sticks have far more in common than either of them had with their former not-really boyfriend.
The Shaman of Community: An Interview with Clifford Garstang by Curtis Smith
I do think it’s important for writers to help other writers. In no way is writing or publishing a zero-sum game or a competition.
Review: Basilio Boullosa Stars in the Fountain of Highlandtown by Rafael Alvarez (reviewed by Joesph Crespo)
Alvarez’s fiction simmers with memory continuously.
Flash Fiction: Cleansing by Andrew Stancek
It was in remission for over a year — now we are counting days, hours, minutes.
