Poetry: Ghosts of Centralia by Mark Tulin
A coal-mining town in Pennsylvania that burns with regret. Many thanks to Scrittura for publishing this poem. Ghosts of Centralia.
A coal-mining town in Pennsylvania that burns with regret. Many thanks to Scrittura for publishing this poem. Ghosts of Centralia.
Exhaling into an emphysema sky. Illustration copyrighted by the author. https://mftulin.medium.com/my-sin-of-choice-1f543d823401?sk=00234d81445bd6d5a0335e3fe966619e “You must have a cigarette. A cigarette is theContinue Reading
Witnessing a homeless woman’s act of survival. Between the Cracks. Many thanks to Microcosm.
An undergraduate experience that was a matter of life and death. Themes: Life, Animals, College. First published in The Memoirist.Continue Reading
A lonely pilgrimage in search of meaning. Themes: Existentialism, Religion, Meaning. Riding with Kafka and Camus
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