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NonfictionThe Watermelon You Couldn’t Bust By Bill Melton
Can you imagine the reaction of a father, told by his pre-teen son, that he couldn’t bust a watermelon? I was that son and still remember the anger in his face when…
FictionLetters from the Dead By Christopher Love
In the late August of 1944, my great-grandmother received a letter from my great-grandfather. He was already dead. He’d been killed a month or so earlier in the Normandy invasion. The letter…
PoetryI Decide to Attend the Services By Mike Nichols
The falsity. All of us instant saints the second our hearts stop. Like a reverse muffin mix, just remove life. Toss out tainted blueberries.
FictionLegendary By Alyssa Murphy
I wasn’t quite sure why my boss decided that Thursday-night karaoke would be a real moneymaker. Then again, Laura was prone to unusual decisions that worked better than anyone expected (see: serving…