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Her father never says much, except when he’s digging, probing, looking for reasons why I shouldn’t be with his daughter, gathering evidence to prosecute…
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THE LIGHTNESS OF FEET BY DIGBY BEAUMONT 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 05 My wife loved sitting on that blue bench by the window in the Quick Clean…
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I had wanted to reach out, had in fact felt drawn to these women who shared their opinions about everything from breakfast menus to cultural gaps in…
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Stacks & stacks of the 34thParallel Magazine inbox and online.
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“Wooh, Carol, look at what just came in to take you home,” the bartender called out. Carol looked around, eyes glassy, and saw me. “Hey,” she said. “Hi…
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She places a hand on Jack’s arm. Even now I don’t know, you know it don’t you. She laughs, then suddenly serious. Was it simply a performance? She draws…
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Once she’d spoken the words “I don’t want to be married any more” there seemed no other conclusion. She couldn’t suck the words back. CONCLUSION BY…
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I REMEMBER BY UTE CARSON 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 97
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I do want to be a doctor, but I am also attracted to Shakespeare, the plots, the characters, Lear, Hamlet. This sounds weird, don’t laugh at me, but I…
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I told him nothing’s the same after six months. All the good stuff’s gone. THE GOOD CHINA BY PAMELA SUMNERS 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 96 We dug out…
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I pleaded with the teacher, “Please, please, please, I promise—I promise to dear life!—I will never ever do it again!” THE PAPER PLANE BY FRANK KOWAL…
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