Month: August 2022

Nonfiction

Only the Power of Creation…Life, Death, and Rebirth in ‘Legend’

BY KAT CLEMENTS

This plunges the world into instant winter, the descent from the state of Life into one of Death. Fairies and humans and other forest creatures may still be alive for the moment, but if winter never abates, they won’t be for long. In many ways, this parallels the Biblical story of the Fall: a woman is tempted to do something forbidden and the rest of the world pays the price for it.

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Poetry

“And Still to Their Goal the Rivers Go”

The river currents flow, and so do we
And find our sunlit dreams upon the sea

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Short Fiction

Wolves

Wolves. Everywhere, there were packs of snarling wolves…

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Poetry

Moonlight and the Transfiguration

BY LAWRENCE “MACK” HALL Up before dawn; the dogs would have it soDemanding to be taken for their first patrolSnuffling and barking mysteries along the groundWhile we consider the mysteries of the stars  The moon is full, and Venus anticipates the dawnDogs know nothing of the TransfigurationAnd I don’t really understand...

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Nonfiction

So What Happens at A Lord of the Rings Party?

By G. Connor Salter
Memories from a 2018 Lord of the Rings-themed party.

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Poetry

The Phantom Wood

BY CHARLES A. COULOMBE

The woods are deep, and still resound with trumpet blasts and calls of hound.

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