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Flash No. 33 – Spring 2026 – Raluca Comanelea
When I was 5, my father took me to the back of the shed to kill a rooster. I remember his fiery colors and tight… Read more.
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Poetry No. 100 – Spring 2026 – Gail Langstroth
A dirty Madridman faced me on cold marble between door & wall. I swear thought he lived there could let me in no light but… Read more.
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Stories No. 105 – Spring 2026 – Dave O’Leary
It was a drab autumn day full of browns. The rusted leaves crackled in the dirt. The grass bent over dead. The houses of brick… Read more.
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Poetry No. 97 – Spring 2026 – Cindy Rinne
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Poetry No. 99 – Spring 2026 – Lian Sing
Briefly, but often, and always alone, I cross invisible thresholds into elsewhere. There where the scaffolds of everyday life disappear. I gently push through the… Read more.
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Poetry No. 101 – Spring 2026 – February Spikener
sprawled across my good love whose knuckles rest on the tattoo below my collarbone, asking for the half a strawberry on the nightstand from our… Read more.
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Stories No. 106 – Spring 2026 – Francis Walsh
My neighbor Steve, a lifelong lover of Guns, was practically sweating bullets. Read more.
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Stories No. 104 – Spring 2026 – Grace Yang
I know my mother is home when I see the orchid move in the living room window. Its movements are faint, like breath behind a… Read more.
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Poetry No. 98 – Spring 2026 – Tara W. Zafft
I ask for marva and I hope I’ve got it right, the one word in Hebrew I manage to say today, and the lady who… Read more.
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Digging Press Holiday Message: Gratitude and Future Events
Flowers! Season’s Greetings from Digging Press Dear Digging Friends, As the year draws to a close, Digging Press would like to wish you and your… Read more.
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Innovative Techniques in Cynthia Yatchman’s Abstract Art
Cynthia Yatchman is a Seattle based artist and art instructor. A former ceramicist, she received her B.F.A. in painting (UW). She switched from 3D to… Read more.
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Juxtaposition in K.G. Ricci’s Recent Series ‘Incongruities’
K.G. Ricci, a self-taught New York City artist, made a collage on a file cabinet in 2015. K.G. Ricci has exhibited in 27 galleries including… Read more.