One More Day By Kelly Simmons In her third novel, One More Day, Kelly Simmons deftly demonstrates that she is an author who is not …
One More Day By Kelly Simmons In her third novel, One More Day, Kelly Simmons deftly demonstrates that she is an author who is not …
Arc by Melissa Bull Plastic strips sluice up and down December beams string against the white parchment the mismatched chairs the buckwheat pancakes while blinds …
Derkowski’s memoir of working as a tree planter in the clear-cut forests of Canada is a riveting piece of literature. Rocks Mills Pressrocksmillspress.com Shelf Unbound: …
Compartment No. 6 by Rosa Liksom translated from the Finnish by Lola Rogers Liksom, a painter and filmmaker, creates a cinematic travelogue of a woman …
Six poems from the Lambda-award winning author of Wishbone: A Memoir in Fractures and When I Was Straight Red Hen Press Redhen.org Shelf Unbound: You …
Reading John Cheever’s “The Swimmer” by Charles May may-on-the-short-story.blogspot.com Two of John Cheever’s best known early stories, “Torch Song” and “The Enormous Radio,” are outright …
Bookmarked: Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five By Curtis Smith The Bookmarked series is a new line of books from IG Publishing in which lesser-known authors meditate on …
Oh, Vancouver by Elee Kraljii Gardiner The city is one big in-law suite, Crowded by natural beauty, and lonely. My friend feels bad about being …
About the Book: Long ago, the guinea pig race lived together in a city on the coast. But when a storm came from the sea, …
veryshortfiction.com Featured in June/July 2016 Issue: Short Stories Caught myself thinking life was not so bad. I’m sitting on a plane wearing silk shorts instead …
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