Poem: Where Did Time Go by Mark Tulin
I walk down the street looking at my reflection in each car window. I see a wrinkled face, aContinue Reading
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Narrative Essay: Under the Jacaranda Tree by Mark Tulin
Many thanks to Crow’s Feet for publishing “Under the Jacaranda Tree” by Mark Tulin. If you live to be oneContinue Reading
Memoir: My Grandfather’s Out-of-Tune Violin by Mark Tulin
A Holocaust survivor with a grateful spirit. Photo by CaiqueArauio on Pexels.com. My Grandfather’s Out-of-Tune Violin.
Flash Fiction: Saving Mom and Dad, by Mark Tulin
Recently published in Friday Flash Fiction. Featured image the property of Mark Tulin. There comes a time when big decisionsContinue Reading
Essay: ‘Old’ is Not a Dirty Word by Mark Tulin/Crow’s Feet
How aging cured my youthful delusions. Many thanks to Crow’s Feet for publishing ‘Old’ is Not a Dirty Word. “IContinue Reading
Poetry: The Books We Share by Mark Tulin
The older we get, the more we read together. Check it out on Crow’s Feet. We prefer hardcoverto paperback,a firmContinue Reading