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His is a lariat love, beginning with a wobbleAs it starts to unwind. Then stretching fastInto a wide-spreading circle, swinging wild,Arcing high, landing without warning,Just a thump and a cinch. […]
“High Queen” by Zachary Toombs
Zachary Toombs is a published writer and artist from Winter Park. His works have been featured in various venues such as Freedom Fiction, Against the […]
Author Interview: Jessica Therrien
Read our previous post for more details, but to sum it up: For the Month of March, we won't be publishing your submissions (keep sending them, though!) […]
