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November 2025 "Nimbus" by Ulysses Ochoa
In the morning I found you sleeping under the rosemary bush. In the afternoon you are hiding behind the mulberry tree, Tail wagging as you move between the sweet potatoes, cacti, and lemongrass. Waiting for me to throw your ducky so you can fetch it. Anapaula bathes you and brushes your coat. She untangles and snips off the knots in your fur. Together we towel you off and you shake yourself dry. And you follow Anapaula into her car Off to your vet appointment. I heard you be
Ulysses Ochoa
2 hours ago1 min read


November 2025 "Beyond the Grapevine" by Halenna Castillo
Passing the familiar countryside, with grapevines aligned in unison, becomes a blur of green as I drive. I can’t help but chuckle to myself for ever returning to this valley. It's been years since I left this place to go into the big city, working my dream job designing for the elite. Leaving was the only chance to experience the world beyond the grapevine. My younger self yearned for an opportunity to be something, watching businesswomen on TV wearing beautiful clothes, maki
Halenna Castillo
3 hours ago3 min read


November 2025 "Delectable Discourse 3: What Would You Eat for Your Last Meal?" by Emily Rawlings
Although the purpose of Thanksgiving is to reflect on and be thankful for the positives and the privileges one experiences in life, many people associate Thanksgiving with a time where one’s gluttony can overtake oneself in a socially-acceptable manner, stuffing one’s face with as much food as possible, having to unbutton one’s jeans to accommodate the new circumference, and then passing out in a food coma. Consequently, in this third issue of Delectable Discourse , where I a
Emily Rawlings
7 hours ago2 min read


October 2025 "Why Can’t I remember?" Short fiction by Halenna Castillo
I’m Lewis, I’m 18 years old, and judging by the tally marks, it's been a month since I’ve been here. I don’t know how I got here, and I...
Halenna Castillo
Sep 305 min read


October 2025 "From a Gothic Window" by Paula Rawlings
I see everything from this window. I spend most days here. I watch the creatures below roam the streets and enter this building, but I...
Paula Rawlings
Sep 302 min read


October 2025 "The White Truck in the Dead Night" by Leslie Rivera
I’ve never liked driving at night. The low visibility from the dark and the obnoxiously bright headlights of other drivers make me...
Leslie Rivera
Sep 303 min read


September 2025 Flash fiction "Newspaper Boy" by Halenna Castillo
Snowflakes flutter down the busy streets of London, and bustling carriages rumble along the cobblestone streets. People scurry about in...
Halenna Castillo
Sep 183 min read


May 2025 Bugs and Betrayal-Flash Fiction by Emily RAwlings
I slipped from a tree, (an oak tree) and an ant bit me. I was climbing an oak tree (barefooted) on the only day when the sun could not...
Emily Rawlings
May 52 min read


APRIL 2025 "Writing with Chat" Kimberly Guzman, Alan Pujol, Daniella Gutierrez, and Estefani Gordillo
Creative Ways to Improve Writing with AI Hello, readers 😊. This article will go over some of the strategies that a tutor could use to...
Kimberly Guzman Martinez
Apr 17 min read


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 "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
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