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She was a beggar and that is how he met her. He wrote that he wanted to free her from the tyranny and exploitation of her parents by paying them a brid…
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Writing has taken to acting as a camera for moments where plain pictures will not suffice. Instead of running away and finding fantasy in the different…
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Later, he heard her on the phone saying to his sister, Corinne, “He lost that part of the brain that evolved to calculate the consequences of actions.”…
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What have I done with my life? Where am I going, really? I have no credit, my business is a money-suck failure. I’m overweight, so it’s not like I can …
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I have to tell you something, Roxy says. She takes hold of Maddalena’s hands. They stare into each other’s eyes. ANGEL LOVE BY BEN HARDWELL 34THPARALLE…
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She began to pace and time wore on, one agonizingly slow minute after the next, and the white world darkened, closing in. WINTER FORECAST BY TERI MAYOR…
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I never really understood why my Father didn’t want me so I blamed everyone in my life. I blamed the people who loved me because my father didn’t. SHE …
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“Wait!” Carl shouted. “You want money? I’ll hire you.” RONNIE AND THE NIGHT CLERK BY JOHN PALMER 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 89 Ronnie entered the conv…
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Darling, you can’t expect everything to be perfect from the start. STARTING AGAIN BY LINDSAY SMITH 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 89 Aster lies there list…
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I scratch in your sound with a stylus of distant horns and angry doors. BODY PAINT, NO TATTOOS BY HR HARPER 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 89 I listen to …
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INVENTIONS PT 110 BY WILLIAM ERICKSON 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 89 I invent the last thing that ever happens. It happens farther and farther into the…
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POETRY FOR THE EXILED BY DC COPELAND 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 89
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