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Mobilis In Mobili

They say that in the beginning of all things, the River cut a path into the very heart of the world, where the gods had imprisoned a beast with no name.

New Music, Old Soul: Good Stories We Can Never Tell

On the musical side of things Tim Brown has always struck me as unique, intellectual, and painfully romantic.

Childhood Home

Broom swept, they say. When you sell a house, the contract states that the rooms must be broom swept. I am sweeping up my childhood.

Nonfiction

Timmy

Tommy Rinaldi called to tell me about his brother, Tim, who had no use of his legs yet rode hot rods and motorcycles. Tommy explained that someone should follow his brother around with a camera.

Songs For a Lonely Moon

The music is a direct current from the artist’s imagination. The chords are discovered, the songs handed down into one another over time—a sort of singular soul folk music.

Webseries

The Rise of Hal King

Episode 2 – Heading for the Sound

The door was shut softly behind him as she drew him into her room. The lamp snuffed, she took him into the darkness. The night was comfortably cool and a light wind ruffled his hair through a window left open.

Featured Authors

About Patricia White

Patricia White is a New York based poet, playwright, and full time high school English teacher. Her extensive repertoire embraces art forms ranging from prose to video production and more.

About Michael Wilson

Genuinely loving to entertain, create, inspire and spread positivity, 15 year veteran Deputy Sheriff and stuntman Michael Wilson has turned the art of cosplay from a hobby to a full fledged passion.

Saturday Story Wars

Mobilis In Mobili

Opening her eyes and sitting up straight, resting her hands on her bare knees, Marta watched the water curiously.

Cloud Inversion

Hesitating near the brink, Tinjin turned once more to the mysterious canyon.

The Seventh Sphere

A damaged information kiosk stood nearby, its screen a spiderweb cracks.

A Specter of War

What happened to him after Narvik, no one really knows.

Short Stories

The Dove and The Crow

Zero tilted her head, shielding her eyes from the sun. It all looked so familiar, so much like her dream. She took a step closer and stared off over the edge.

The Spoon

Albert was a very lonely spoon, for all of his brothers and sister were in different drawers or scattered about the kitchen. They were used more often than he was, leaving him by himself.

Antinous Is Risen

“Okay,” said Graham, “let’s work with that. Let’s accept as our premise that homosexuality is unnatural. Just for the sake of argument.”

Writing Resources

Let’s Hear It For Elozable!

What is this word that is so well-disposed to adulation? Let’s find out!

Newsworthy

Falling behind the times is especially detrimental to writers and artists, whose success or failure is inextricably entangled with the personalities, cultures, and events of the times in which they live and work.

How To Find Names For Your Characters

One of the challenges consistently faced by writers is the task of naming characters. Coming up with the right name is no small endeavor. So how do you find the perfect names for your characters?

Announcements

Roggen Wulf Welcomes Newest Featured Artists!

We are so pleased to welcome new Featured Artists Patricia White and Maria S. Patricia White is a poet and playwright, though her extensive repertoire embraces art forms ranging from prose to video production and more.

Meet Our Newest Featured Artist: Robert Leo Newton

We are thrilled to welcome Featured Artist Rob Newton. Robert describes himself as “just a little too different” for any traditional genre, but his work is fantastic.