by Mark Tulin July 31, 2018 3 flash fiction. Flash Fiction: The Chain by Mark Tulin I turned, and there was an adult pelican on the wooden rail with its mouth unable to open dueContinue Reading
by Mark Tulin July 18, 2018 7 Poetry Poem: Bessie and Billy by Mark Tulin Bessie the Cow’s son, Billy moved out of the meadow on Wednesday. No longer a calf he grew tired ofContinue Reading
by Mark Tulin July 5, 2018 2 flash fiction. Flash Fiction: The Lone Ranger Rides Again by Mark Tulin He would call me a “pilgrim” and act like he was a tougher cowboy than me. Once I gotContinue Reading
by Mark Tulin June 12, 2018 6 flash fiction. Flash Fiction: Rain Like Wine by Mark Tulin “Hold me,” Karima demanded, no longer feeling like an alienated exchange student missing her country, but a self-assured youngContinue Reading
by Mark Tulin June 7, 2018 29 Poetry Poem: Composition Book by Mark Tulin My mother threw out my poetry when I was fifteen, just like that, no apologies given. She made sureContinue Reading