Category: Free Space

  • Pizza Diaries (Excerpt) – Short Story by M. Pitter

    Pizza Diaries (Excerpt) – Short Story by M. Pitter

    Front-page headlines are always designed and gauged to cause worry. This July 31st issue of the Wall Street Journal smacked readers with the quite climactic and apparent truth that “US Intervention in the Iran-Israel Conflict Brings Danger to American Homeland”. Photos disclosed by the Iranian government of their new Fajr-5D missiles aimed towards the Atlantic…

  • Meet Sa’ide by M. Pitter

    Meet Sa’ide by M. Pitter

    Meet Sa’ide (Sigh-Yee-Duh). She lives here in Hebron with her family: her aunts and uncles and grandparents. She arrived here three days ago after sneaking out of Gaza and onto the canvas covered flat bed of a pick-up truck due east for Jerusalem. Through the elaborate networks of Israeli Defense Force checkpoints and the sharp…

  • Points of Paradisimo by M. Pitter

    Points of Paradisimo by M. Pitter

    Various parts of our planet have been popularly dubbed beautiful, considered to be paradise, Shangri-La, the vestibules of nirvana. Narrowing our scope to the radiant oceanic scenes, we see that these places can often take mastery over a person’s pleasure principle or, at least, pull a person into a trance; and she sinks into a…

  • The Sailor’s Lover – Poem by P Chatelain

    The Sailor’s Lover – Poem by P Chatelain

    The Sailor’s Lover She climbed the humid, water-beaten coastline As she did every Thursday

  • Societal Vermin – Prose Submission by CM Gabbett

    Societal Vermin – Prose Submission by CM Gabbett

    C. M. Gabbett is a Communications major at Ramapo College of New Jersey. Presently, he works at the George Potter library and at Barnes and Noble. In addition to writing, he is very active in the New Jersey political world. He lives in Raritan, New Jersey with his family Societal Vermin The term “vermin” represents an…

  • Grave Etchings – Prose Submission by C Duncanson

    Grave Etchings – Prose Submission by C Duncanson

    Cassie Duncanson is a student in Western Massachusetts studying English and Art History. She bakes like a 50’s housewife, and has a film camera I don’t use often enough because film is expensive. She works on an island off the coast of New Hampshire during the summers. Grave Etchings