I sent my partner out before me
to clear the way into the waiting world,
and listened, longing for Taiw
From “Ibeji” by Katie Moore
Contributors: Carl Boon, Luanne Castle, Katie Moore, Anne Reingold, James Seals, Kevin Thomas, Jeffrey H. Toney
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Loved Luann Castle’s ‘Small Solace.’ Something there about disenfranchised folks and the small ways they might find of exerting a little control… The dialogue struck me as tremendously authentic. Great read!
No one could read “The Quite Raspberry Wormhole” by Jeffrey Toney without being deeply moved. Bravo! I look forward to his next piece.
‘Small Solace’ by Luanne Castle had me glued from start to finish, so that by the end I almost cheered for Dab, even in the face of his quiet desperation. A mildy disturbing read which is my cup of tea any day of the week.
Loved Luanne Castle’s ‘Small Solace’ – unusual, slightly disturbing, never predictable, great story.
Jeff Toney packs more love than one can imagine in the 100 words that are The Quiet Raspberry Wormhole. Pure joy to read.
Luanne Castle’s ‘Small Solace’ portrays a very unusual character and yet a universal one in terms of man’s search to belong. The ending was touching while disturbing and I felt for the main character, Dab. Hard not to be touched by this well written story.