Month: January 2020

Short Fiction

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The Dentist: A Harry Potter Story

“I like to think I’m helping people,” she said mildly. “I know in my heart that I do, though it’s not the kind of profession where people shower you with gratitude.”

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Nonfiction

Nature Finds a Way

BY BETH FLYNN

Nature finds a way. She recognises that we are one and the same, all part of the same universal web of existence.

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Serials

Narnia: Letters from Screwtape: Episode 4 – Peter

I hope that you realize the kind of restraint that I’m showing as I write this letter…

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Poetry

You Walk Beside Me

You walk beside me on the one-two sided mobius path of kingdom and will. Crimson footprints shadow my own, cleansing the ground we share.

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Short Fiction

Science Convention: A Crossover Story

“Ah, yes, I’m afraid it’s my lot in life.” Tom had a sudden sinking feeling. This guy was her boyfriend, wasn’t he?

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Nonfiction

Movie Review: Rise of the Guardians 2012

BY MIKE FLYNN

I love the characters and how DreamWorks portrays all of these classical figures from different traditions, holidays, and folklore.

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Serials

Narnia: Letters from Screwtape: Episode 3 – Screwtape’s Warning

I’m writing to you all about a matter of grave concern, so I won’t waste time on silly pleasantries…

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Poetry

Night in New Bedford

BY CHARLES A. COULOMBE

A new decade has arrived, peradventure it may stir New Bedford from its sleep, with a sounding crashing whir.

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Nonfiction

“Good People” and Paradise

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI

But that’s just it: what kind of hearts are those which God is searching out, and which are after His own heart? Surely “good” ones, we would think.

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Short Fiction

A Winter’s Tale

All the trees and shrubs loved this attention, so they competed with each other to produce the juiciest and tastiest fruit for winter. 

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