Tag: writing
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Judecca – by Phillipe Chatelain
Judecca For once, incentive was just not enough:
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A Certain Death. Little, But Seemingly Big. – By L. Breen
“Help me,” she said. They were not even sixty seconds out from fucking. He swore he could still feel her hipbones underneath him, undulating with him, still feel her legs pinning his to the mattress, silky, two silky shackles. She must have just shaved, like she knew she was going to meet him tonight, a…
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Love, and All Its Mutations – By L. Breen
On the topic of sex, all that I was told by my mother was that there is a difference between having sex and making love, which, to her credit, turned out to be quite accurate. Others I know were confronted with statistics, Prevention Method B versus Prevention Method C, with Prevention Method A (“The Big…
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The Bell Tower by L. Breen
On cold winter Sundays, between sermons, he liked to climb up to the top of the bell tower. He bundled himself up in his winter gear, always sure to include the matching hat and scarf set that a parishioner had knit for him, and made his way up the old wooden ladder. When he first…
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Just (Part 4) Short Story by P Kim
Phillip Kim was forced to go to Boston University. He studies English Education because he wants to be a drill sergeant but he doesn’t want to join the military. He is a preschool teacher and mocks his students regularly. He writes videogame plots, slam poetry, short stories and likes cheese. READ PART 1 HERE READ PART…
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Issue 3: January 2013
UPDATE: the latest issue is available at THIS LINK. PROMO: The third issue of In Parentheses Literary Magazine is coming January 1, 2013. Submissions click here.
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Squawk Back Talks Back – Press
Report by A. FORERO – Squawk Back Talks Back In Parentheses talks to Zak Block, 27, editor-in-chief of Squawk Back magazine, about the best and the worst of “publishing the unpolished.”
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Between night and day…by G. Mramor
When bounds are renounced
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Snapshot – Short Story by L. Breen
All of her family photos are amateur in the purest, most endearing sense, characterized by eyes squinted shut and flies shamelessly unzipped, and although the background may change – the Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls, the Lincoln Memorial — the photos come in only two standard compositions: her standing beside her mother and her standing beside…
