Creative Nonfiction, issue 124, Prose

Clean Living by Luke Beling

My neighbor’s urging me to stock up on powdered milk and mylar bags of dried mango. Put any leftover money in XRP and silver, he says. The world is up in flames again: a thousand reasons to worry about tomorrow, a thousand more next week. Coincidentally, I’ve got a bit of extra cash lying around. […]

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Creative Nonfiction, Everything, Issue 123, Prose

Of the Brave by Eric P. Mueller

Read Shakespeare, Joyce. Look at Homer, Tolkien. The list goes on. Men love singing together, especially before and after battle. Especially in times of victory. Try C.S. Lewis, Terry Pratchett. Madeline L’Engle, too, if you don’t believe me. Why does every college have a “fight” song? When I strapped on my helmet, I wanted in […]

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