Piker Press β€” Weekly Journal of Arts and Literature
September 07, 2026

Issue of September 7, 2026

15 articles in this issue.


Mr. Brunelle Explains It All by Robert Waldo Brunelle, Jr. — Comic

No more groping, either...

The Seasons of His Crossing by A. Allan Chibi — Cover story serial fiction

Andrew A. Chibi is a Canadian historian, author, and educator whose work explores the complex religious and political dynamics of Tudor England and the European Reformation. He currently lives in Windsor, Ontario.

Heatwave on the Brain by Thomas Wright — Fiction humor

"...expensive tropical fish...a spectacular van crash..." Who could ask for anything more?

<i>Star Wars: A Galaxy of Sounds</i>: Movie Review by April Mae M. Berza — Movie review

"A Poignant, Beautiful Symphony of Ambience and Memory"

Why they need shelter, medicine, clean water and food by Ndaba Sibanda — Poem

"...The full scale of the destruction is still unknown..."

Despite Frost by Shikha Sawhney Lamba — Poem unrhymed

"...Repairing is a delicate act..."

Don't by Taylor Dibbert — Poem unrhymed

"Don’t waste time..."

Friends by Shadow — Poem unrhymed

"...what am I doing?..."

Guide by Jeff Burt — Poem unrhymed

"...he lived with rivers..."

In the Shade by Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal — Poem unrhymed

"...I want to see what is coming to get me..."

Pax Vobiscum by Sanjeev Sethi — Poem unrhymed

"...all secrets in the sacristy of your soul..."

What You Left Behind by Fabrice Poussin — Poem unrhymed

"...I recall the fragrance of those meals you imagined for my childhood..."

Reflections by Michael H.F. Wilkinson — Poem/art

Michael H.F. Wilkinson is a professional computer scientist, amateur astronomer, writing poetry at night (at least the cloudy ones). Topics include mental health, friendship, loss, our place in the cosmos, dancing, and anything else that springs to mind. He is a member of Groningen Poetry Stanza in the Netherlands.

A Babysitter? by Stephen Tillman — Speculative fiction

Stephen Tillman is a professor of Mathematics at Wilkes University. He holds a Ph.D. in mathematics from Brown University. An avid reader of mysteries and science fiction, he has published several stories in both genres.

Mea Culpa by Jerry A. Sierra — Speculative fiction

Just one unapproved sentiment is all it takes...

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