Author: Jeannie Perry

By Makella Brems   To maintain that one’s own life is paramount in a city of 8.5 million people requires

By Carrie Kaplan Picassa Incarnate (when your spirit guides manifest as retro hipsters)

By Rachel Irons   I’m a vegetarian who started a jerky business. When I was 15, my dad came home

By Amy Hadden Marsh   Harry’s dreams are mutating.  They are changing, different.  He used to laugh in his sleep

By Jocelyn Lena Twight   There is a type of energy held within a mirror that draws you into it. You

By Abdullah Shoaib   I’m very ugly So don’t try to convince me that I am a very beautiful person

By Alice In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with Goddess, and the word was Goddess. She

By Catherine Masters   I am woman I am feminine I am divine.   I am life I am sex

By Jeannie Perry Wilfley   Zipper passed me the half-empty bottle of cheap rum. “You want some?” Xochitepec was our