Category: Featured Writing

Walking sunspots through the yard, the light inviting me to warm my shoulders. It seems the garden snakes have the same idea. Down beside the cottonwood along the boards of … Continue reading A Sudden Convergence by Lo Boutillette

September 30th: He stood outside in the cold autumn wind. Leaves flew circles around him and swooshed away afraid to land at his feet. They swirled about and came to … Continue reading The Apparition by Lourdes Santiago

“The supernatural is the natural not yet understood.”                                                                                                            Elbert Hubbard I have never seen a ghost.  I lived in a house built in the 1870’s but there were no ghosts … Continue reading A Supernatural Experience by June Kosier

It was not a dark and stormy night, but it was night, or nearly so, and dark, but not completely. What set this evening apart was the fog. In the … Continue reading Crow’s Encounter by Duane L Herrmann

Starting at my house and zooming out you'll see some cows in the field across thestreet. Next there's a town office building that was built a few years after I … Continue reading Starting At My House by Glenn Linsenbardt

It was a short dream. My great grandmother handed me a map and told me “this is the proof that the land is ours. Fight for it. “ In my … Continue reading THE LEGACY A FAMILY TRAGEDY By Lourdes Santiago

“It feels good to finally have the closing and get started on the remodeling,” she spoke. “Remodeling a house built in the early 1800s with the original kitchen with a … Continue reading The Vindication of Mrs. Connor by June Kosier

I had a pair of kudu horns (note the past tense). They hung over my front door, a spiral sculpture that arched upward, tapering to points. Two horns, each about … Continue reading The Kudu Horns by Susan Hahn

“I thought I saw a spider, but it was just a piece of yarn.  It’s dead yarn now.” Writing on a shirt Like most girls, at the age of ten, … Continue reading Along Came a Spider, Who Sat Down Beside Her by June Kosier