Issue of December 23, 2019
11 articles in this issue.
Victor's father has tried to instill in Victor the value of human life. Now can he do the same with a love of knowledge?
Instruction in the use of sentences can be demonstrated this way...
"The eighth in series of "Unresearched Essays," short, one topic essays, written using only information from memory, that perhaps provide an opportunity to shed a little light on who I am.
Remember to be open to kindness, even when it seems like it's too late...
Go out for tea, and while you're there, all kinds of things happen...
Samantha Swain is a young writer living in the Sacramento area with her family and significant other. She received a graduate degree in Immunology but has since decided to leave science behind in the pursuit of creative writing and studio art.
Judith Alexander Brice is a retired Pittsburgh psychiatrist whose love of nature and acquaintance with illness inform much of her work.She has had over 50 poems published in journals and anthologies, including "The Golden Streetcar," "Voxpopulisphere.com," "The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette," "The Magnolia Review.com," and "Annals of Internal Medicine."
"...I will carve your name where it only belongs..."