A LITTLE TRUTH (short story) By Darrell Doxtdator There were those who said that my Tótha was a witch. For those not familiar with the language of the Mohawk Nation, Tótha is the term of affection for “Grandma”. And a witch holds powerful medicine. Further, it is said that among a witch’s powers is the … Continue reading Short Story • by Darrell Doxtdator
Practical Anatomy or What You Didn’t Know Your Body Possessed by Margaret Nowaczyk Cells, chambers, canals, crypts, a selection of cisterns of varying calibers, a pipe, a bridge, a set of nails, cement: a castle starter kit. For antiquity lovers: columns and pyramids. And domed temples. For your travelling needs: vessels, trunks, sacs, and pouches. … Continue reading Poetry • by Margaret Nowaczyk
QUESTION AND ANSWER (short story) BY ARCHIE ZHANG When they ask you a question, you should know the answer. It’s a simple question. Just tell them what they want to hear. Tell you what you want to hear. What do you want? In my mind, I see a line. And over that line, I see … Continue reading Short Story • by Archie Zhang
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