A Hobbit By Alfred Marks Dave comes on the Cronulla Street Mall, hoping the kids will remember what day this is. The early breakfast punters are dotted under their umbrellas. Daughter Zoe likes to meet before the noisy brunch crowd fills the cafes with...
Good Boy by Eric DePriester Stuart grazed the open bar at his high school reunion, forcing conversation long enough to catch the bartender’s eye. As he ordered a scotch on the rocks, a familiar voice struck from behind. “Stu, how the hell are ya?” It took...
Sly Bang / hybrid fiction by Larissa Shmailo You knew this is what the world really looked like all along. A review by RW Spryszak ISBN-13: 978-1947980983 Spuyten Duyvil – New York 2018 198 pages I have a problem with what is sometimes known as...
BASIC FORMS: A PROLOGUE Each thing, insofar as it is in itself, endeavors to persevere in its own being. ─ Spinoza Now we know the language, and we’re fluent in it. ─ Philip Glass The following is Chapter 1 of “Basic Forms,” the latest...
Photo by Jeffrey Blum on Unsplash *** The Touch by Perle Besserman K arin doesn’t like Carl’s best friend Benjy, and she doesn’t want to join them in a game of poker, but she doesn’t say so because Benjy (who has come to live with them after being thrown out of...
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