2019 – Page 3 – MARATHON

Feb 11, 2019

My brother loved bones. George collected pictures of skeletons from archaeological digs, some cobbled together like a child’s art project,...

Feb 11, 2019

I thought I was falling in love one summer, but I was only getting addicted to cigarettes. The guy, he...

Feb 11, 2019

Characters: HOOD: A teenage girl. Wearing a big, impressive red cloak, has lots of daggers strapped all over her, complete...

Feb 11, 2019

Nikoletta Nousiopoulos is a mother, wife, and poet who resides in Southeastern Connecticut. She published all the dead goats in...

Feb 11, 2019

It happens like it does in old movies. Milo walks home down some winding country road, humming the appropriate John...

Feb 11, 2019

My sister and her second husband are screaming on the front lawn. She’s drunk, he’s drunk, and it’s Christmas—the season,...

Feb 11, 2019

I could have died that morning and no one would have been the wiser. The thieves fled on foot. Nobody...

Feb 8, 2019

After Donald Keefe’s Lightwell (Au Sable Forks Papermill) (2016) Even with light beaming through the stilted arch like erasure, the...

Feb 8, 2019

Let’s fall down the well, kissing; take our time, sweeten buckets. Michael Hoerman is a poet from the Ozarks. He...

Feb 8, 2019

Somewhere in the multiverse, somewhere past a black hole, I turn right at a silver asteroid and coast into the...

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