Roy Sunter 8/5/22 Roy Sunter 8/5/22

Animus

In this short story from Roy Sunter, a city couple finds out what happens when the spirit of a New Hampshire place is corrupted.

Nicole Bird 7/27/22 Nicole Bird 7/27/22

Rapture Retirement Plan

A poem by Nicole Bird

Régine Randall 7/26/22 Régine Randall 7/26/22

Iron Edge

A poem from new M/U contributor Régine Randall

Shane Combs 7/25/22 Shane Combs 7/25/22

Introvert Incubation

A thoughtful essay from new M/U contributor Shane Combs on his struggles with introversion...as well as his ultimate appreciation of its gifts.

Rachel Grace Mussenden 6/28/22 Rachel Grace Mussenden 6/28/22

The Bee People

Rachel Grace Mussenden 6/23/22 Rachel Grace Mussenden 6/23/22

Mother

A poem from Rachel Mussenden

Diane Kane 6/17/22 Diane Kane 6/17/22

Lending a Hand

A tale from Diane Kane about gators, neighbors, and mysteries at the pout pond.

Lily Hinrichsen 6/14/22 Lily Hinrichsen 6/14/22

Ancestors

A poem from new M/U contributor Lily Hinrichsen

Peter Eckhardt 6/7/22 Peter Eckhardt 6/7/22

Expiration Fate

Questions from Peter Eckhardt about endings, death, and grief.

Julie Longstreet Wehmeyer 6/2/22 Julie Longstreet Wehmeyer 6/2/22

We Saw Each Other

A poem from Julie Longstreet Wehmeyer

Jared Radke 5/26/22 Jared Radke 5/26/22

Born in the USA (To Russia With Love)

Bruce Springsteen choruses lead us down the streets of Philadelphia in this mind path from Jared Radke

Lucas Brock 5/24/22 Lucas Brock 5/24/22

Waking Up Unrested

A poem from Lucas Brock

Michael Higgins 5/19/22 Michael Higgins 5/19/22

I Want to Become a God Again

A god in decline examines his past and despairingly dreams of the future.

Ken Goodman 5/17/22 Ken Goodman 5/17/22

in the equipoise

A poem from the happy recluse, Ken Goodman

Diane Kane 5/12/22 Diane Kane 5/12/22

True Colors

A senator with a shocking secret wrestles with truth, duty, and honor.

Jo Bower 5/10/22 Jo Bower 5/10/22

Cemetery Morning

Three spirits

Matei Alexandru 5/5/22 Matei Alexandru 5/5/22

The Man on Horseback

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

Bill Chatfield 5/3/22 Bill Chatfield 5/3/22

To Not Be or To Be

A revolutionary poem by Bill Chatfield

Sam Abbott Sells Homes 4/28/22 Sam Abbott Sells Homes 4/28/22

Swing and a Miss

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

Julie Longstreet Wehmeyer 4/26/22 Julie Longstreet Wehmeyer 4/26/22

Lola Ann

Born in 1943, Lola Ann was always the dutiful homemaker and wife