Poetry

Doug Tanoury Poetry

The Moon & Other Metaphors The moon is a woman I used to sleep with, Always white, and an icy light would Fall full on…

Fiction

Cheers

Bernie Wolski snapped the broom handle into the holder that hung just inside the tiny closet with the other cleaning supplies. No need to get…

Book Reviews / First Friday Interviews

Toronto’s Turn of Age

In understanding generational change within a place like Toronto, an overly nostalgic attitude should be avoided. The older generations often look at the changes happening…

First Friday Interviews / First Friday Series

The Men We Pretend To Be

Interview with Michael Gray about The Space Between Now and Then  Michael Gray appears on Zoom idly strumming a guitar, which he proceeds to hold…

Narrative Map Project / Nonfiction

The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, Perch Sandwiches, Baby Steps, and Other Memories of Growing Up on the Great Lakes

In western Lake Erie, on the south shore of Kelleys Island, a limestone rock covered with petroglyphs holds a few clues as to the first…