Piker Press — Weekly Journal of Arts and Literature
November 02, 2026
"Mes de los Muertos"

Issue of April 8, 2024

13 articles in this issue.


Neon, Roy’s Shell, Letcher County and Points Beyond: a review of <span class="text-italic">My Mother’s Red Ford</span> by Roy Bentley. by Peter Mladinic — Book review

"...to understand the present by delving into the past..."

Over Chai and Samosa by Snigdha Agrawal — Cover story fiction life

What, value is based on skin coloration?

Nel the Seamstress by Tim Law — Fiction life

My Oma (Dutch grandmother) told me this story when I was twelve...

Minimalist by Ian C. Smith — Flash fiction

"...squeezing what they can from life’s terrifying countdown..."

Blue by Eric Robert Nolan — Poem

"...the backyard of my boyhood home..."

The Slow Wheel of Yesteryears by Ndaba Sibanda — Poem

"...Critics say things are rushed in this frantic, fast-paced craze..."

After the Funeral by Christian Ward — Poem unrhymed

"...like a final embrace..."

Asymmetry by Richard D. Hartwell — Poem unrhymed

"Awakening to the call and response of geese..."

Drunken Mist by George Gad Economou — Poem unrhymed

"...I see faces I haven’t seen in a long time..."

Education by Ranjana Jaiswal — Poem unrhymed

"...Hopes were adorned with the first ray of dawn..."

First Sphere of Heaven by Fhen M. — Poem unrhymed

Fhen M. is a poet. He was a writing fellow in a creative writing workshop. His poems were published in many poetry anthologies.

Four Leaf Clover by Michael Lee Johnson — Poem unrhymed

"...I hear your voice, fragmented words in thunder..."

I Picked Flowers Today by Paulette Calasibetta — Poem unrhymed

Paulette Calasibetta , a retired interior designer has been writing poetry for seven years. Living in a pastoral village in New Jersey, inspired by the landscape, reflecting on extraordinary places and extraordinary people that shape ordinary life.

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