Essays Flash Fiction | In A Name About two months ago, the dog started following me on my nightly walks. She’s some sort of mutt, so ugly she’s cute; I don’t Sweatpants & Coffee Posted on April 7, 2015
Essays Dancing Shoes | Flash Fiction Martha slid her left foot into the size 9AA red alligator pump with spike heels and pointed toes. Then she slid her right Sweatpants & Coffee Posted on January 21, 2015
Uncategorized Flash Fiction | And Then She lived in an apartment building just off a main road that eventually led to a bridge. It was the only bridge out of town Sweatpants & Coffee Posted on October 29, 2014
Uncategorized Flash Fiction | “Touch” The E train is Jonah’s favorite, with its bright lights’ industrial glow, the rush hour shove of body into body, Tomi Wiley Posted on May 19, 2014
Uncategorized Short Story | Smokestack by Meredith Resnick I remind my mother just before we drive past the cemetery to hold her breath. She inhales her L&M, Jordan Rosenfeld Posted on May 8, 2014
Uncategorized Flash Fiction | The Woman In The Pond In a field peppered with trees there is a little pond with a woman who lives inside. Her name is Kathy. But make no Tomi Wiley Posted on May 1, 2014
Uncategorized Flash Fiction | Southern Discomfort This week I deviated a bit from our usual poem per week, since I had a need to read something by a sharp, concise writer of Tomi Wiley Posted on January 24, 2014