A deathbed elegy.
On Her Last Night
Tag: death
the devil’s fingers
a murderer
doesn’t realize
April’s Foul Day
This is a short story on grief and loss.
Oh Bobby, Why Didn’t You Look?
The accidental death of a child and the impact upon his family and his father’s lover.
Woowo
A teenage girl learns of her grandfather’s horrifying death.
Night Shift
A cynical store clerk working the night shift refuses to assist a 14-year-old prostitute who is later murdered by her pimp.
The Urns We Carry
My sister-in-law died last spring from a drug overdose. We found out that the funeral home would seal her ashes in several different urns.
Last Supper
In “Last Supper,” a death row inmate has an unconventional last meal the night before his unjust execution.
In a Void — What’s the Point?
This work lives in the shadowy forest between science and art between comprehension and imagination.
One of a Kind
Ricky Gordon, a high school basketball coach in a small town, upon his father’s death, must come to terms with the parent he never respected.
Albatross
“Albatross” is a story about loss, acceptance, and the importance of resilience in becoming a grown up.
Many Wee Undead
Tells the tale of undead leprechauns unleashed on a quiet village by the misspoken spells of ignorant Wiccans.
I like to be unpredictable too!
Come over here.
A little closer.
Naturally
Death has long been one of the foundational pillars of poetry throughout the ages and this poem carries on this illustrious tradition.
A Locked Door Being Tried
Mediates on the endless retreat into the self of someone who’s experienced the violent loss of their parents.
Reflection
Reflection on writing and mortality.