Sweetest Goodbye
By Adèle Saint-Pierre Allô, bonjour “Allô, bonjour,” says the bird. Allô, bonjour!” say the others that have gathered around iton this bright, sunny last day of June. In a couple … Continue Reading Sweetest Goodbye
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By Adèle Saint-Pierre Allô, bonjour “Allô, bonjour,” says the bird. Allô, bonjour!” say the others that have gathered around iton this bright, sunny last day of June. In a couple … Continue Reading Sweetest Goodbye
Title: Blackwater. Media: Comic, written and illustrated by Jeanette Arroyo and Ren Graham. The comic takes place in the fictional town of Blackwater, Maine, and draws inspiration from popular teen … Continue Reading Werewolf Wednesday Entry 3/5/25
By Fern Perkins An unbroken landscapeOf powder on frenetic groundBlanketing the chaos oflife and deathInto a white hum of nothingness The muffled whumphOf snow hitting snowDissolving into itself untilYou aren’t … Continue Reading White Noise
By Katie Lipoma A sickness fell over Father when December fell over the town.Father used to toss food scraps to the ravens when it got cold. They would flock to … Continue Reading Winter
By Katie Lipoma Childhood at 94 Elm St. It never rains on summer Saturdaysin Massachusetts where the driveway doesn’tcease to end and pitted brick grazesgolden sky.It’s morning and the clothesline … Continue Reading “Childhood at 94 Elm St.” and “Ballet”
By Erick Wilund I slam him up against the mirror and push him through with me Rational thought, corporeal as a spider’s web, falls away My smile no … Continue Reading Codependence: A Bedtime Story
By Steven Pelcman Madness If everyone spoke aloud To themselves you’d think The world mad, yet when My mother speaks to herself I wonder why and question If she is … Continue Reading “Madness” “Yellowstone” “Regret” “Matthew Shepherd” and “Owl”
By Roberto Ontiveros When Lisa walked into room 207 to get away from her boss Tammy, she noticed a faint but obvious scent of what she thought must be aftershave. … Continue Reading Mr. Launder
By Visio Roughton During the 18th and 19th centuries, many communities throughout Europe and the United States were ravaged by an invisible illness. Tuberculosis—then known as “consumption” or the “white … Continue Reading Plague of Vampires – A Look at New England’s Vampire Panic
Title: Bhediya. Media: Film, directed by Amar Kaushik. Released in 2022, the horror comedy is produced by Dinesh Vijan from Niren Bhatt’s story and screenplay. The film itself is inspired … Continue Reading Werewolf Wednesday Entry 2/26/25
By Visio Roughton Nuclear power has had a significant impact on humanity and the science field in the past century, and humanity’s understanding of energy has only grown. Today, … Continue Reading Chalk River – Home of the World’s First Nuclear Accident
Title: The Wolfman. Media: Book, written by Nicholas Pekearo. The Wolfman is a novel written by Nicholas Pekearo, that was published posthumously in 2008. The book follows the protagonist Marlowe … Continue Reading Werewolf Wednesday Entry 2/19/25
By Visio Roughton In late August of 1859, Earth was struck by the most powerful solar flare in recorded history, the effects of which peaked on September 1st and 2nd … Continue Reading Fire In the Sky – A Look Back at the Carrington Event
Title: Dog Soldiers. Media: Film, directed by Neil Marshall. Dog Soldiers was released in 2002 and has unfortunately been vastly overlooked by fans of horror cinema since its release. As … Continue Reading Werewolf Wednesday Entry 2/12/25
By Visio Roughton Many cultures have learned to adapt to their environments, living alongside rather than against them. These civilizations, both ancient and modern, reflect the true power of human … Continue Reading Floating Cities – The Islands of the Uros and the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan
Title: After Dark. Media: Comic, written and illustrated by Al Berg. After Dark is currently an ongoing Webtoon original with one completed season currently available. The story follows the protagonist … Continue Reading Werewolf Wednesday Entry 2/5/25