In Print, Poetry Impressions of Japan Shinkansen Silent sleek ghost train Slices through so much busyness; Inside all is calm. Tokyo Izakaya Tasty snacks sizzle, Tipsy salarymen smile,... Robert Bowerman Nov 12, 2019
Literature Canadian Anti-Bullying Charity in Search of Support A recent press release suggests that along with the new school year has come an increasingly high demand for support from a national anti-bullying... Elijah Robinson Oct 12, 2019
In Print, Literature, Poetry Malecon Quinceanera The chrome Indian head of a black ’49 Pontiac Chieftain Coupe, shimmers in the late afternoon sun. My Dad had one fifty years ago; it had leaky... Robert Bowerman Sep 27, 2019
In Print, Literature, Poetry When I Stopped Clapping In a one-room schoolhouse a cast iron pot belly stove burned through great stacks of wood and sometimes mice whose necks had snapped in shiny steel... Robert Bowerman Sep 27, 2019
Fiction, In Print, Literature Glitter It took Lydia five minutes to pry Pointer away from the door, where he growled and barked incessantly. With one hand buried in his silken gold coat... Maria Elsser Sep 24, 2019
Literature, Poetry The little fish The little fish yawns like an operatic tenor, as if he wants to sing to the clams that are digging— to the coral reefs who are judging that b-flat... Kai Geddes Mar 18, 2019