5/5/22 5/5/22

The Man on Horseback

A farmer's idyllic island stands alone in a sea of modernity and progress

5/3/22 5/3/22

To Not Be or To Be

A revolutionary poem by Bill Chatfield

4/28/22 4/28/22

Swing and a Miss

A middle-aged father confronts the failure of always being runner up

4/21/22 4/21/22

Bit by the Writing Bug

An author battles writers' block...and blackflies

4/19/22 4/19/22

Divine Intervention

Spring Season 2022 BEGINS with a poem from Kayla Juettner

1/14/22 1/14/22

December's Breath

With this meditative verse from John Mara, our Fall Season is ended

1/13/22 1/13/22

The Cost of Free Will

God himself makes a cameo in this twisted tale of plots atop plots, a cat, an ad agency, and an antique pistol

1/3/22 1/3/22

We Deserve Love

Stephanie Latini makes her M/U debut with a bold poem

12/29/21 12/29/21

What the Dragonfly Wanted

"You are hanging by a limb always."

12/2/21 12/2/21

To Johnny

A pilgrimage to a poet becomes a saving grace

11/22/21 11/22/21

Dispatches: The Battering of November

November sucks, but we will survive - and more adventures lie ahead

11/17/21 11/17/21

Brantome

A sun-tinged poem reminding us that the past is never gone

11/9/21 11/9/21

New Fortune

A Private Eye wades into a Chinese restaurant on New Years Eve seeking adultery and finds a mystery far greater

11/9/21 11/9/21

Punching on Maxie Smuts

In a new Radke instant-classic, the rambling tales of an old man reveal a grandfather's love

11/1/21 11/1/21

This is Only for Bad Ghosts

Transcendental Dad: A little girl, some twigs, and a message from beyond

10/29/21 10/29/21

Married to a Cult Leader

A brilliant work of short fiction depicting an all-too-human conversation over afternoon tea

10/26/21 10/26/21

A Triple Monadnock Tryst

In this sultry tale of local horror, an ages-old murder comes back to haunt two lovers

10/26/21 10/26/21

The Creeps

A psychological thriller from M/U favorite Diane Kane

10/20/21 10/20/21

The Annexation of a Peterborough Rutabaga Patch

In the eternal comedy, she's a passive sidewalk bystander

10/18/21 10/18/21

Sensory Lea

Start the week gently with a provocative poem from Bill Chatfield