| SHORT STORY "ASPHALT SKY" by Hallie Rundle I am told by a breathless girl with huge eyes that some girl I don’t know has killed herself. MORE |
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| SHORT STORY "THE GREATEST FLAMENCO DANCER IN ALL FLYDOM" by Michael A. Kechula “Members of the jury,” said the giant horse fly, “before you stands a most despicable example of the human...” MORE |
| POEM "WRONG WAY" by Aurora M. Lewis My mind trapped in panic/ A needle hitting the scratched/ Groove on John Coltrane's MORE |
| SHORT STORY "THE SYNCHRONOUS CITY" Since that day, I can’t stand to listen to it. And I miss it, too. Don’t get me wrong, I still got mad respect for The Police MORE |
| FLASH FICTION "PIE" by Beverly Akerman Best pie I ever made? Oh, that was on an early summer’s day, like I said, more’n forty years ago now. Ain’t never made another. MORE |
| SHORT STORY "THE SHOWER" by Sharla Benson "I know you like your ‘foo foo’ fancy ways, but don’t go round there shamin’ me, actin’ like your mess don’t stank.” MORE |
| FLASH FICTION "LINES OF FORCE" by S.J. Cahill He had made her beautiful. In two minutes with a ball point pen. MORE |
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Gemini Magazine
| SHORT STORY "MY BEAUTIFUL, BRASH, BEASTLY BELFAST" by Seamus Scanlon The riots are over for a while. Tea time. A few teenagers in the gloom crouch behind MORE |
| MICRO POEM "PROZAC & PAIN" by Steve Widdows Dark glasses/ even in the rain/hide the eyes MORE |
| POEM "LATE BLOOMER" by Precious McKenzie drank enough Jim Beam at thirty/to worship a porcelain goddess till midday MORE |
| "Trane's World" by Debra Hurd (October 2010 cover) |
| POEM "THE LAZARUS DREAM" by David Mohan But they kept coming, whole armies of them, each one strangely penitent, apologetic for being gone so long MORE |
