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Surviving in the Back Pew

by Danyl A. Doyle  The wealthy folks of Delta put their noses in the air and snubbed us poor people, especially me, when they discovered I was making a living on my back. I was as disgusted at myself as they were, but I had no choice since my Honda Civic’s motor had exploded and […]

What does it Mean to Have Soul?

by Leon Miller People are involved in a life endeavor that is aesthetic in nature. They endeavor to make their life into a beautiful experience. [Michael Foucault] In most cultures people make some type of reference to having soul. One of the most popular examples has to do with reference to the innermost essence of […]

poems by Kevin Armor Harris

Fragments [homage à György Kurtág, February 2026] 1 Some    .    times    .    we pause    .    and dispel        while words shed their ragged guise while words outlast their quivering.

The Ephemeral – A Form: An Opening

by Ana Bazac Agatha Christie described in a book an art critique who, called for surveying paintings in private houses, just glanced at them and he could already see the difference between postcard-like paintings and paintings with aesthetic value. It’s a peculiarity of those trained to recognise forms, one may conclude. But in the experimented chess […]

2 stories by Rudy Von K

(Lecturi potrivite/recomandate de Alexandra)  The Blight ‘There are dreams that do not die upon awaking, dreams that rot within like fruit left in the sun.’ – Necromãghion – Sarcophagus 3:2

When Buddha Hits the Flag

by Ștefan Bolea Opaque. Yet he smiles. He even plays Joker. But we’re not allowed to know what hides behind the mask. Is he seeking the Northern Pole of being? I venture to say that his warmth drives him toward ES(s)E. I lived in Oslo for one semester, absorbed the coolness of the Atlantic in […]

Man of Letters

by Bill Tope & Doug Hawley Dear Eric, After reading your recent prose submission, I have concluded that you should be enshrined in the Shitty Fiction Writers Hall of Shame. Don’t submit again. I’m tempted to take my vows and become a nun, just to ease the psychological discomfort your work has caused me.

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