A Quiet Courage Named Among the Twelve Best Literary Journals of 2015

Really pleased, proud, and honored to announce that A Quiet Courage literary journal was selected by Authors Publish Magazine to Continue reading →

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Wheel-chaired into the lobby from his assisted care room,   the elderly Jewish gentleman squints into bright camera lights,   Continue reading →

The Stray

The dog’s pregnant again. The stray beauty who sleeps on the porch: gray concrete cool against her flamed cheek. So Continue reading →

An Experiment

In 1944, studies were conducted at the Dachau concentration camp to make seawater drinkable. It never was. The sick Gypsies Continue reading →

Hitler’s Pansies

In Adolf’s floral painting do the flowers face their propagator in open gape? Dark mouths. Tiny outbursts framed against his Continue reading →

Old White Man in a Hoodie

At least no one’s gonna shoot me.       Mac Greene turned to writing as a solution to the Continue reading →

Retirement Benefit

Till I was well into my sixties, I always attracted suspicion. Not anymore. I can go anywhere, without fear of Continue reading →

Bunks

I’ve heard all these years about the bunks and their hardness. I’ve never felt them. I’ve only heard their stories. Continue reading →