Book Review: High Tide By Ed Meek
A look at the latest work from poet Ed Meek, an enticing compilation entitled High Tide that acts as a “reckoning with one’s self; between…
Carolynn Kingyens
Fast Car
Trapped in a dead end beach town, and within an “anomaly of a family,” a dreamer — inspired by the wisdom of her grandmother —comes…
Book Review: Charles Rammelkamp’s Catastroika
A celebration of master storyteller Charles Rammelkamp’s latest release, Catastroika, a poetic exploration of a century of Russian history from the late Nineteenth to the late…
Even If It’s In Dreams
The adventures of a clan of explorers known as the Goonies of Northeast Philly, who usher you into the spine-chilling hallways of the abandoned Byberry Mental…
Gemma The Bear
A short story where a disparate assemblage of colleagues is given the opportunity to reinvent themselves, which only transpires if they are honest about who…
Miracles Are Possible
An ode to New York City, a city where anything can happen at any time… by: Carolynn Kingyens When I first moved to New York City…
When “Super Freak” Usurped “America”
A stroll down memory lane — featuring a soundtrack from the days of yore when video killed the radio star — with a sentimental reminder…
Two Poems by Carolynn Kingyens
by: Carolynn Kingyens1 These two poems by Carolynn Kingyens are meditations on the passage of time and the inevitable loss that accompanies it. The stories we…
Two Poems by Carolynn Kingyens
These two poems by Carolynn KIngyens offer the reader the possibility of reconsidering how we understand everything from our most quotidian moments to our deeply…