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There’s always money to be made telling rich people what they want to hear, and rich people want to hear they’re rich because they’re better. The One Percent is a dose of truth – the super-rich are b …

Don’t Talk to the Cops. A conscience can be a real bummer sometimes . . . There’s cash in comic books. I mean, there’s always Tomorrow. Right? Rock and a Hard Place returns again with Issue 10, featu …

The Fall/Winter Issue of Tahoma Literary Review is a perfect read for cold nights. This issue features thirty selections of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry that you’ll love and love to share. Ou …

Hekate, the Goddess of Magic, has called all heroes and heroines with a pen. In the ancient age, a carnation with petals of rich color was found in Greece. The botanist who discovered it was so taken …

This anthology of thirty short stories, personal essays, and poetry explores the sun as an agent of transformation. An ill-fated sunset swim. A weekend rendezvous with a childhood idol. A cliffside l …

“A kaleidoscope of creativity . . . unsentimental and sometimes unpredictable.”—Journal of the American Medical Association Founded just six years ago, Bellevue Literary Review is already widely reco …

The works in this anthology explore the theme of ‘Beneath the Surface’ in a diverse array of engaging short stories, poems, travel stories, biography, and memoir. The authors are all members of the L …

In 1993, a group of five Kingston women–T. Anne Archer, Mary Cavanagh, Elizabeth Greene, Tara Kainer, Janice Kirk–began to compile ananthology about Canada at the point where one millennium becomes a …

The carpet merchant Subhana artfully spins a complex web of charm, enticement and an extended wazwan to make a Persian rug irresistible to a customer. Sister Malone of the Elizabeth Scott Hospital fi …

The Hoosier Writers anthology showcases the talents of writers who have, at one point in their lives, called the state of Indiana home. While the poems and stories enclosed are not specifically about …