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K. Lorraine Kiidumae
One Good Summer
The summer after I finished grade eleven, I moved back to London to escape my life. I lived there with an Italian girl named Gina Pezzi, inspired initially, in my melodramatic phase, by Friedrich Holderlin, ‘the … Read the whole text
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Fotios Sarris
An Act of Mischief
I was sitting at the bottom of our stairs, deflecting sunbeams off a small hand mirror of my mother’s. I was nine at this time, maybe ten. I remember that it was a … Read the whole text
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Jonathan B. Ferrini
Los ImperialesThe agricultural region known as “Imperial Valley” is visually stunning. The farmland resembles a giant green carpet. I’m a real estate appraiser sent to determine the “Fair Market Value” of the “Heroes Hall” located in a small … Read the whole text
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Kelly L Howarth
Lost
“Look, Steve! Over there.” Yolanda pointed to a commotion at the edge of their manicured lawn. It was 8 a.m., and Yolanda and Steve were taking their early-morning tea on the terrace. They were hoping for a glimpse … Read the whole text
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John Tavares
Two Charaters in Search of an Auteur
Before she moved to Toronto, Enola told Kiara, in the Starbucks where they met on Danforth Avenue, near the Pape subway station, she worked for her uncle in his grocery store as … Read the whole text
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Candace Fertile
Poetry, Fiction and Essay Reviews
Teardrops on the Weser
by Amatoritsero Ede
Winnipeg, MN: Griots Lounge, 2021
64 pp. $20.99The slimness of a volume of poetry often belies the wealth to be found within, and Amatoritsero Ede’s latest … Read the whole text


