Day 111: The Unnamed Woman

Day 111: The Unnamed Woman

Day 111 - A Snippet Once a year, the small cafe with steel countertops serves a menagerie of pie; Jack Daniels and sticky walnut, lemon with meringue that beads to the roof of your mouth, pumpkin with an ever-so-crunchy lard crust; all in celebration of a day just for...

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A Little Snippet of Things to Come – 273 Days

A Little Snippet of Things to Come – 273 Days

Here's a nice little snippet of things to come: 273 Days. Here's to 2025.  - Miguel F. | Day 222 out of 273 Days | Her home just off the main drag in Prince George serves as a museum for me. The walls — faint egg yolk, dying sunlight, tarnished daisy yellow — are...

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Miguel Fenrich: Challenging Literary Boundaries | SK Arts

Miguel Fenrich: Challenging Literary Boundaries | SK Arts

I've always believed that the arts are a powerful force — a way to bridge humanity's shared experiences, understand diverse perspectives, and further develop our understand of how the rest of the world works. My journey as a storyteller and (former) publisher of...

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Dreaming of Summer: a short story

Dreaming of Summer: a short story

  The frostbitten heifer with a pink peeling nose is hauled up the steps of the silver-haired farmer's steps, clunk, clunk, clunk. The two bedroom farm house is a mirage of gold in the screaming whorl of snow eviscerating the formerly flat and stubbled fields...

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Just Before Flight: Prose

Just Before Flight: Prose

I am enraptured by the idea of those who live forever; who seek a future between pebbles on the side of the highway, in cracks on stone paths once wandered, the space between stars in the Andromeda Galaxy. In the early twilight — horizon sagging with the light of...

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The Opposite of Drought: a poem

The Opposite of Drought: a poem

Penultimate in her revelation, life oozes from the apex of the woman lying in the truck bed beneath stars.   Red-hot, startled, she explores the bulging buds, heavy with sap, virginal and exposed, a mirror of mother Gaia.   She runs her fingers along the green stems,...

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