Capo D’Orlando – by Shaun Bernier
She wishes she hadn’t said they could walk alone while she dressed. They still have not reappeared.
Read More Capo D’Orlando – by Shaun BernierShe wishes she hadn’t said they could walk alone while she dressed. They still have not reappeared.
Read More Capo D’Orlando – by Shaun BernierThree Girls On a Stone Wall Four Siblings On a Rock – by Elizabeth Jannuzzi Photo: “Entre Nous” Credit: Willabel Cole Mitchell Description: We see the backs of three young girls. Ages maybe 6 or 7. They are sitting on a stone wall overlooking a landscape. They wear sweet little girl dresses and have their […]
Read More Four Siblings On a Rock – by Elizabeth JannuzziI have been chosen because I can move silently with my nimble feet not yet weighted by adulthood, though tonight, I feel clumsy
Read More To Flame, To Flee – by Jay McKenzie“Quick, to the bathroom.” Lena waves her hand, though I am right behind her. “Can you keep it quiet when we go by mom’s door?”
Read More Stowaway – by Mel AndelaIn the summer, it’s not dark until well after he should be asleep in bed.
Read More I Miss the Stars – by Melissa Grace ReeveWhat could become of us? A broken child and a 30-year-old father of two girls.
Read More Want – by Oskar WestinThe band leader saw the flame first, signaling his musicians to begin playing “Stars and Stripes Forever,” or what circus folk used in code for “emergency.”
Read More Weary Willie – by Bethany Bruno