The limits of grieving alone.
What to Bring Your First Time at the Death Cafe
Tag: death
Fernglow’s Final Equation
A physics professor attempts to end the scourge of gun violence by means of a simple mathematical theorem …
the triumph of the autonomic
Addressing COVID 19.
A Getaway from the Everyday
A young couple meet for their commute home on the Staten Island Ferry and discuss if joining the rat race and living an unfulfilling…
Base Jumpers
This piece is quick, profound and interesting fiction.
Stars above Detroit
Togetherness, love, and hope flourish within an abandoned neighborhood.
Two-Face
In this vignette, the teen discovers his courage and overcomes his life-long shame when he plunges off a quarry ledge to save his chief tormentor
Apple of My Eye
A narrative persona poem of young love and human callousness.
The Ordinary Second
Happens when you least expect it.
The distracted driver blabbing on his phone
cheap vacation
A poem about a cheap vacation.
One Final Blaze
In all this red gore, suffering
and servitude oozing across
Hunter S. Thompson: Fear and Loathing in utero
This article is respectfully dedicated to my friend Paul Clements (1964-2017), another good Doctor sorely missed.
Promises, Hearts, & Other Breakable Items
“I’ll run errands after the meeting,” Sybil said, as she stood in the kitchen doorway,“ so I’ll see you this afternoon.”
Painted Room
In memory of my late Father who passed away suddenly and the long night that I have made home.
Mr. Flipper’s Mistress
They have all been gathered. It is time to name a killer or two. The only problem is the killer has already been named or has she?
Angels of Tiburon
History provides a pathway to cultural self discovery in San Francisco Bay.