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Fix Your Face
By Priscilla Bettis | Fiction | Henrietta Armstrong sat her worn-out self in the old wicker chair on the porch. She squinted against the
Oct 181 min read
At the River
By Sarah Law | Poetry | When John poured out the water there were waves of sapphire, cyan, sound as though the air as well as river gathered
Jul 222 min read
On Raising Savages: Potty Training
By Kris Green | Series | My daughter doesn’t like to hold my hand. Maybe it has something to do with having a big brother who has decided
Jun 281 min read
Prayers in the Dark
By Robert Nersesian | Poetry | Lord, you know how I stumble at this. Stumble? Falter? Nervous collapse? A mind wandering: the latest hamburg
Jun 2812 min read
A Family Portrait
By K.V. | Essay | A baby was perched in a highchair, smashing peas and sweet potatoes into her mouth. Most of it was landing in her curls
Jun 191 min read
Contemplation
By Debra Wendt | Poetry | Sometimes – the world’s troubles seem too much for us. We have our own: within among –
Jun 184 min read
Beryl, Near the End, Explains Herself
By Noelle Wells | Fiction | To the young Pastor with the kind eyes who visited me last Thursday: When you stopped by you asked me to think
May 211 min read
Cleansing
By Casey Mills | Poetry | I can’t complain about the water pouring through the creek bed Nor the egret gliding above it, then finding
May 2110 min read
The Choir
By Kellie D. Brown | Essay | A few years before I left for college, my church’s music minister offered me this sage advice— “Don’t major in