August 24, 2026

Between Life and Death (Comments below)

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Medium: Public domain image and Photoshop

Artist's comments: None

This Week's Press:

You Just Know
By Don Edwards
~ "...I gave him a twenty and it threw me into life..."

Some Nasty Thoughts
By Edward Michael Supranowicz
~ "Everyone has them, so it is good to think of them as being akin to bowel movements, and if you get constipated take a mental laxative."

Letter To A Poet In Gaza
By Abigail George
~ "There is one moon..."

Through the Window
By Tristen Eason
~ And who's to know the danger there?

Community Service
By Scott C. Holstad
~ "...Nearly broke me..."

Accident Allison
By Eric Robert Nolan
~ "...dancing with an armadillo?..."

We Bury the Landscape, by Kristine Ong Muslim: Book Review
By April Mae M. Berza
~ "A Surreal Atlas of Memory, Art, and the Human Imagination"

Humanity
By Jenni Bee
~ We've got just this one world to live upon...

Start From the Depths of the Dark
By Yucheng Tao
~ "...i see Ginsberg napping by the roadside..."

Too Human
By Matias Travieso-Diaz
~ Perhaps it is time to start practicing civility with our appliances, before we forget how to be civil. Oh, wait, we've already forgotten, haven't we? A companion story to "Brain Games."

A Life Mediocre
By Supatra Sen
~ "...in my solitude lies my peace..."

Devil and the Blue Ghosts
By Daryl Rothman
~ From childhood I kindled three dreams: to one day become a father, a writer, and a baseball player. Two of three ain't bad. (I shall neither confirm nor deny holding out deluded hope for the third.)

Mr. Brunelle Explains It All
By Robert Waldo Brunelle, Jr.
~ Maybe if it was from the top of the hierarchy on down...

Fly Your Flair
By Ndaba Sibanda
~ "...Where do birds master the art of flight?..."

Death in Retirement
By Gerald Michael Guglielmo
~ Gerald Michael Guglielmo was born in Chicago and spent his youth in the northwest suburbs. Although always interested in creative expression, his interest in creative writing did not emerge until 2017. He currently resides in Geneva and still walks on the edge of curbs sometimes because he never really grew up.