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Written by: Adrienne Yeardye   you know there’s that part of you  that is like an old friend you know that one who knew you  in the beginning you know that one who knew if you leapt [...]

  Writer,   The say that Edgar Allen Poe died of rabies. One of his beloved cats bit and infected him. At the time, there was no cure. And just like writing, once you’ve been [...]

Written by: Adrienne Yeardye   there was something wild and steely about that comma it did not imply its way into the conversation it struck instead like the guttural growl of ancient [...]

Written by: Collette Cottingham   “There is a tree in the garden of my home. The leaves reflect the color of my mood. This tree offers a knowledge of reflection to my family. A gift [...]

Hey Writer,   Remember me?   I’m kind of like Schrodinger’s Cat. Kind of. I have a 50% chance of creating an inspiration challenge! Actually, that’s exactly it. [...]

Written by: Adrienne Yeardye   Marta imagined satellites only for two weeks and while standing she calculated their mass using love math and smoothed the furrows over their brows with her [...]

Written by: Collette Cottingham   The storm’s rolled across the west. In a place of endless storms. They were meeting again for the third time. She believed each meeting would be different, [...]