Three things I’ve lost
Trish Bennett Time. There was plenty in my youth, so I took a break, or ten, suddenly I’m middle aged. Career. To be honest, I didn’t lose that … Continue reading Three things I’ve lost
Tag: Memoir
She Says
P A U L S. L. B R O O K E S Her fingers make an unbroken runover the walls of our home: “You … Continue reading She Says
When Life is . . . elsewhere
Like many youngsters growing up in the Seventies and Eighties, my political landscape was deeply shaped by the seemingly interminable issues in the Middle East. My own teen years … Continue reading When Life is . . . elsewhere
drawing treEs.
Walkerjo Lee truth? i fall from the planet from time to time. take trips out of skin. Off planet. i wish i could say it was a euphoric … Continue reading drawing treEs.
The Visit
by Jason Stelzner Sister, I hear your voice but cannot see you here, where you walk beside me; here where you forded the last lonely river, leaving … Continue reading The Visit
Thelma
Jason Stelzner Put up that that that thing, what is it you’re reading? Just some trash, Auntie. Morning. Want some tea? Where’s Eddy? He needs some money. He passed … Continue reading Thelma
The Other Zhivago Affair
E L I Z A B E T H K I E M Anna Pasternak rights an ancestral wrong, but can’t help playing matchmaker . . . Anna Pasternak concedes it … Continue reading The Other Zhivago Affair