Journal

Doug Stone

Van Gogh’s Wheatfield with Crows (July,1890) His ravenous eyes gorged on the succulent summer light until his tears blazed with…

2 years ago

Sarah B. Sullivan

Consider Instead The noise of oxygen passing our tongues: a real conundrum—loud versions of thought, louder versions of lack of…

2 years ago

Pepper Trail

To the Hornet in the Buddha Garden Under the compassionate gaze of Vajrasattva You patrol the grounds of the Buddha…

2 years ago

Paul Willis

The Collar Our dog Homer had a purple collar that clashed with his red retriever fur. The collar was made…

2 years ago

Back Page with Rachel Coyne

  Artist Statement: I came back to painting with a new seriousness just in the last few years.  I’m a…

2 years ago

Notes from the Editor

Hello Readers, Though not official on the calendar, the days have already shifted and shortened; autumn is here. Many of…

2 years ago

Ken Anderson

Sparrows A surgeon soon will open your ears, letting in the din. For years, I’ve watched the sparrows perched in…

2 years ago

Frank Babcock

Astronomy and Me Planets, real and imagined, often get attention here on earth. Like Frank Herbert’s Dune Wonder, Arrakis, home…

2 years ago