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March 2025 "Enormous Vegetables" by Julie Calvert
Here in this house; curtains billowing in the wind, and the windows themselves, a gateway to vegetables. Yes, Dear Reader, vegetables....
Julie Calvert
Mar 22 min read


March 2025 "A Moment of Stillness" by Jackie Zamora
The mountains have always been one of my favorite places. I would go up there just to sit and let life pass me. I would sit on rocks next...
Jackie Zamora
Mar 22 min read


March 2025 "The Stroke of a Brush" by Anapaula Ochoa
"On a cloudy, cool, and crisp day, a withered paintbrush faced with decay glistens with the company of a lawn chair, it seems. The...
Anapaula Ochoa
Mar 22 min read


March 2025 "Vanta: A kinda-sorta Childrens Story" by Paula Rawlings
As the moon peeked over the field, Vanta stood in the dark and manure-filled barn longing for fresh air and freedom. She’d dreamed of...
Paula Rawlings
Mar 24 min read


March 2025 "It was a Home" by Estefani Gordillo Viera
Rent was free, so how can it not be? How may I portray this in such a way for those who might envy me? It was a home, yet not like any...
Estefani Gordillo
Mar 22 min read


March 2025 "Quick Write" by Sebastian Cabrera
My first image can be described as a wooden background, maybe a block of wood, with two dents vertical to each other. The picture also...
Sebastian Cabrera
Mar 12 min read


March 2025 "Transform!" flash fiction by Ulysses Ochoa
Ryohei Sawada crashes through the window of a large department store, slamming hard onto the street. The people around him panic and...
Ulysses Ochoa
Mar 12 min read


March 2025 "Laundry Day" by Kimberly Guzman Martinez
Free write: I was folding his clothes when I found it. A receipt. Two glasses of wine. A date I recognized, because that night, I had...
Kimberly Guzman Martinez
Mar 12 min read


March 2025 Vinyls by Andrea Martinez
Do you know the saying, “ You don't know what you have until it's gone?” I didn't think I would ever miss the loud music and arguments....
Andrea Martinez
Feb 282 min read


February 2025 “THE GOLDEN SPATULA” a story by Paula Rawlings
“Herman! You stinking mass of smeared dinosaur dung, I need to buy a spatula.” Herman did, in fact, feel like a steaming mass of...
Paula Rawlings
Feb 24 min read


December 2024 Re-Discovering Joy by Daniela Gutierrez
Entry: December 2023: “It was late fall, and I found myself alone on campus. I was walking through a nest of crumbled leaves under my...
Daniela Guiterrez
Dec 5, 20246 min read


December 2024 by Jackie Zamora
Finals are almost here, and I can feel the Christmas break excitement coming on! I'm so ready for classes to end. This semester has felt...
Jackie Zamora
Dec 3, 20242 min read
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