a poem by Laura Foley
Author: Mason Street
A Guide to Failed Relationships: flash fiction by Margaret Erhart
The Woman Upstairs
Flash Fiction by Iseult Grandjean
A poem by Bruce Morton
A poem by Gianna Sannipoli
The Flight of Penny McCallister
A short story by David James Delaney
Green Kimono
A short story by Sheila Kinsella
Home Sweet Home: Stone Schoolhouse Rd
An essay by Mary A. Hood
An Interview with George Rollie Adams
MSR sits down with the former CEO of The Strong Museum and author of South of Little Rock, A Novel
A poem by Lynn White
Lois Lowry: My Library Memories
Special guest author Lois Lowry kicks off our new column and shares her own library memories!
My Father Tells us of the Monster in the Pink House
a poem by Victoria Korth
December 31, night closes in: A Poem by Marge Piercy
December 31, Night Closes In
by Marge Piercy
The Secrets of the Waterfall
a short story by Frances Park and Ginger Park
Joy to the World
a poem by Marge Piercy
Two Poems by Yuan Changming
Looking For Ugly
By Karen Weyant
The squonk is the ugliest animal in Pennsylvania’s hemlock forests.
Described as a round ball of sagging skin and drooping warts, this creature is fully aware of its own ugliness and spends its time hiding and weeping in the deepest woods.
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