Interview with Jake Suri AH: What is the message you’re trying convey with your story? JS: I wanted to make something different. Nobody’s perfect. Everybody’s childhood is screwed. AH: Do you believe this tough love/honesty is beneficial to kids? JS: I think white lies are important. AH: Do you want to publish short stories when you’re… Continue reading Daddy, Why is the Sky Blue? – Jake Suri
Category: Author Interview
A Bad Joke – Chris Soto
My phone beeped and I jumped. It was the sound of a text arriving. I wasn’t sure I’d have time to read it, but I gave it a go. It’s amazing how much you can fit into a few seconds. I checked to see who had sent it. Ah, Sarah. What incredibly bad timing. Why… Continue reading A Bad Joke – Chris Soto
Three Poems – Spencer Koelsch
An interview was conducted with Spencer Koelsch (SK), the author of the following poems, for the purpose of elucidating some of his thoughts, the interview will be displayed after each poem. Drowning shadows play on the dappled water. dappled from the rain. rain. falling. falling. water blurs; goes black; fades. “dead:” the impassionate officer. Gone… Continue reading Three Poems – Spencer Koelsch
Haiku – Riley Ottolenghi
Can you? I don’t understand Why things happen this way No one understands Last Night It happened so fast I didn’t know what to do All the fault was mine Sunrise Purple pink and orange Over the shadowy peaks Shades mixed together December 21st A blanket of white Your breath always lies ahead The sound… Continue reading Haiku – Riley Ottolenghi
“Reating” – Brennagh Diesner
About Brenna Brenna L. Diesner started writing scripts when she was fourteen-years-old. Her first full-length play was published and performed at the Colorado TriMedia Festival in 2012. She went on to publish another play for the Fringe Festival one year later, and hopes to continue writing and publishing consistently. Brenna likes to dabble in… Continue reading “Reating” – Brennagh Diesner