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Poem: Teenagers of the Damned by Mark Tulin
Another version of this poem at Mark Tulin on Letterpile. The reading on YouTube. Buttered popcorn, milk chocolate GoobersContinue Reading
Poem: Graduation by Mark Tulin
At your graduation, I clapped when your name was called. I remembered how proud I was to receive thatContinue Reading
Flash Fiction Link: Being Natural by Mark Tulin
The camp was only a few miles away. Marv kept imagining his face turning red, people pointing and laughing. ThenContinue Reading
Flash Fiction: The Promise by Mark Tulin
Jared convinced himself that he didn’t want to go. In his mind, his father wasn’t worth the time ofContinue Reading
Poem: Therapist Garden by Mark Tulin
I have a garden full of baldheaded, bifocaled therapists with sofas, chairs and shelves of esoteric books. I water themContinue Reading






