Last Gulp Poetry: The Pope of Pottsville by Mark Tulin
A grandpa who lived a life of death and inebriation. The Pope of Pottsville by Mark TulinGrandpa Ike was an oldContinue Reading
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Death Not Do Us Part: A Craft Essay by Mark Tulin
A craft essay about my short story, Jamie and Matt. Abraxas Review, Issue 2. “We take many things for grantedContinue Reading
Falling Snowflakes – Mark Tulin – The Cabinet of Heed
The old woman loved the falling snowflakes. They were big and sparkly and kept fluttering around her, distracting her fromContinue Reading
Short Story Link: The Santa Paula Sunshine by Mark Tulin
“This isn’t Arizona, Morrie,” Jaina said. “This is Santa Paula, California. Now take off your jacket and have aContinue Reading
Poem: Blank Screen by Mark Tulin
My life fades out Into a blank TV screen. Where life once was, Now there is a distant buzz, AnContinue Reading
Flash Fiction: Confusion by Mark Tulin
Confusion set in a few years ago, but recently its gotten worse. Before my mind went blank, I couldContinue Reading
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