Just Another Day in Late May / Jack Ridl
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Train of Thought / Scott Waters
Cats and Dogs In Space / Lisa Timpf
Portrait Gallery: The Class of 2024 / Joel Savishinsky
Joel’s poem is one of three winning poems from 3rd Wednesday’s annual poetry contest. Contest judge, Marilyn L. Taylor said: “Here the concept of human mortality is explored in vivid, human terms, using the poet’s own recollections of friends, acquaintances, and miscellaneous others who may have pre-deceased him, but who somehow do not die. Against the background of his “private necropolis”, the speaker comes to a breathtaking — and genuinely disturbing — conclusion. Extremely well conceived and well expressed.”
Metropolis with Flames / Joan E. Bauer
Rear View / David Chorlton
The Silence from Beirut, 1976 / Patricia Hale
Masonry / Edward Lees
What I Witnessed on the Hotel TV / Alaina Hammond
Alaina Hammond is a poet, playwright, fiction writer, and visual artist. @alainaheidelberger on Instagram.
Through the Window / Toby Hecht
Toby Tucker Hecht is a writer and scientist who lives and works in Bethesda, Maryland. At least forty of her stories have been published either in print or in online literary journals. A native New Yorker with a rather traditional life, she writes fiction to explore more exciting lives than her own. She is now working on a collection of short stories, and a series of linked short stories.
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