The Prisoner
The cell is small. The gentleman dressed in top hat and tails asks the jailer to turn the key. He…
Category: Literature
Summer Monological
I The intricacies of a hummingbird’s wings are extraordinarily clear if you close your eyes and let the folds of…
Review of The White Museum by George Bilgere
Everyone gets old, everyone dies. And everybody knows, but at select times, individuals feel it. And while anyone can experience…
Two Poems
Early Morning in the Side-Yard On the garden’s wall thighs and fingers pressed together pressed white— cold with dew bits…
Review of Nevertheless by Wendy Videlock
“The Art of Listening Isn’t Hard to Master” Listening at a poetry reading is altogether another matter. – Wendy Videlock,…
Home Coming
The high school auditorium is packed chock-full of people, many I don’t recognize. It’s been at least three years since…
This is what it feels like to be dumped by a girl
The Actress stood barefoot in the hallway, discoursing on what great respect she had for me even though we could…
Bringing In The Sheaves
©2011 Glass Onion Productions A knock on the door. A disheveled looking thirty-some year old man opens it to find…
“The Old Adelphi Rolling Grist Mill”: a review
When you think of the 1960s, a culturally prescribed set of images spring to mind without a moment’s thought. Flowers…
The Birth
By Nat Whilk ©2011 Glass Onion Productions The window was open and nothing was coming in. Laura moaned as she…