"Observations of a Small Object in Decaying Orbit" by Margaret Dunlap, narrated by Paxton Clifford.
Read MoreEpisode 96: Observations of a Small Object in Decaying Orbit
The woman who had brought him to the bunk room told Sam he must not think about what things had been like before. It would make him sad and make other people remember. Now was all there was left.
Read MoreObservations of a Small Object in Decaying Orbit
Ibrahima looked at him, and then away, back at the beam. Perhaps the Caliphate did get paid in return, perhaps the Caliph was sitting on velvet cushions drinking water teased from honey and dew. Perhaps. But the same way the tingling in his veins felt like he owned the world, he knew something more sinister was at play.
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It’s overwhelming. It often feels difficult to do anything more than continually scream from the pain we experience day in and day out.
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This coming December, we have four workshops available. Each are priced at less than $20.
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Words for Thought Short Fiction Review November 2022
Read MoreWords for Thought: November 2022
There’s a knock at the door.
I lift my eyes from the screen and wonder how long I’ve been sitting here at Miriam’s desk, where I found her, dead, yesterday morning.
Read MoreThe Words
It began with a phone call. It always begins with a phone call. He had been out on his own, living his life, when he received the second of the worst two calls of his life. Something had happened to his sister at college. That’s all they would say. He needed to come down because someone had hurt her. His baby sister. Someone had actually hurt his baby sister.
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Interview with Renan Bernardo, author of "The Walking Mirror of the Soul", by Marissa van Uden.
Read MoreInterview with Author Renan Bernardo