|
|
|
|
|
|
Issue 07
|
Malakoff, I Want to Grow Old
by Petar Denchev
Do I have to be honest? I am not good at that.
A sound signal. Peep. Click-tick-flap.
There is no question in that I am growing old. The hairs on my arms grow old, too. Both on the left and on the right arm. When the wind blows the hairs, they do not resist, but rather submissively lie under its pressure. Ten or maybe fifteen years ago it wasn't like that—I was experiencing pleasure to see how these hairs resist the wind's pressure. And they really did... [continue reading]
Frankie Do-Nots
by Anthony R. Pezzula
Rumours of Paradise
by Simon Anthony Prunty
Drought Buster
by Ben Kizer
The Runaways
by Graham Gremore
The Silk Emporium
by Elaine Barnard
| home |
|
|
|
|
