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Blog postTime
machine
forged of ice
frozen days gone
today boils away
strange mists of yet to be
combined circuitry and steel
Volta’s great gift the battery
excites offerings, babe or granny
variances from the range of our lives
ignore their screams as bodies crisp and char
dials spin a dervish dance tuning
somewhen, future or past perfect
utopia’s joy reigned/reigns?
a flash—children laughing
grandparents hold h -
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Anton Violazzi is the author of the forthcoming Mortenary (2021). He lives in the mountains of the Carolinas.
The post Inviting Family for Breakfast by Anton Violazzi appeared first on Burial Day Books.
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Blog postDirector’s Cut by R D Doan
Monty could almost taste the blood that needed to be spilled. His skin crawled with anticipation, but he was trapped in his director’s seat filming yet another abhorrent take in what should be the last scene in his first feature film.
They’d reshot this scene at least a dozen times. Each take like the last. He found it difficult to focus on directing when all he could think about was scratching an itch he couldn’t scratch. He needed to do something -
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Blog postFatsy Noodles by Robert Kostanczuk
And so it came to be that Nan and Kix ended up at the godforsaken Destree barn.
The descent into night, the whipping rain and their frantic plight had brought them there.
As the thunder roared and rumbled outside, the partners in crime caught their breath and gathered their senses amid the sounds of rats scurrying through the hay and across patches of grain strewn across the dank Kentucky dirt.
Nan and Kix had -
Blog postBefore the Gingerbread Stales by Matt Athanasiou The gingerbread man cooled on a wax sheet. Georgia’s thumb skimmed over the scissors she had cut wrapping paper with. A snip-snip, and tlick-tlick would go the little man’s arms and legs on the tabletop—but it was just gingerbread, of no harm to her like real men.…
The post Before the Gingerbread Stales by Matt Athanasiou appeared first on Burial Day Books.
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Blog postTick Tock Goes the Clock by Lisa Brand
Every passing day I notice my eyes drifting to the clock. I want it to be another hour, another day, just not the time it is now. Humans are impatient like that, I suppose. We wish to control time. We all have wanted to control time at some point in our lives. Whether it is to change the past to remove an embarrassing moment or to perhaps just to make more time for other people, we want to control it, but we can’t control what we’ve created. It -
Blog postArt by Christopher E. Ikpoh. The art was inspired by a Catholic church-inspired stained glass.
Exorcismos by
Christopher E. Ikpoh
15th Century Italy – Convent located 52 miles outside of Rome
The nun’s bedroom used to be quaint, yet, beautiful. The original wood comprising the architecture inside the home was rich and healthy once. The glass in the windows was perfectly clear as if it were not present. The furniture was humble but of quality craftsmanship, and -
Blog postAdrian Kane by
Christopher E. Ikpoh
“Shh! Shh! No, no, no! Don’t be scared. You can’t even hear them!” The doctors watched their patient frantically pacing in the dimly lit, padded room from the other side of a two-way mirror. Both took notes as the patient continued to exhibit numerous types of psychosis. “I won’t hurt you! Why don’t you UNDERSTAND that? Jeez… I won’t. See!” His hands shot up in the air showing they were empty and then he placed them behind hi -
Blog postA Modern Mary Shelley
By Dawn Vogel
Mary’s the sort of girl most people don’t really notice. She sits in the back of the classroom, always scribbling in her notebook. She sits by herself at lunch, though you’re not sure she eats, because she’s still writing while the chaos of the cafeteria swirls around her.
You track her down on social media, picking her out among all the other Mary S. accounts. She only posts beautiful things, but if you dig a -
Blog postThe Annals of Draceas: An Entry by
Erol Engin
I first came to the village of Draceas on October 5, 1901.
To reach it, one must conduct a steep ascent of some 1,000 feet along the Turnu Rosu (Red Tower) Pass, a perilous highway through the Carpathian Mountains connecting Wallachia with Transylvania. It is said that in the middle 1400s Vlad Tepes himself, on a retreat from a campaign against the Turks, used the very same Pass to cross
Titles By Cynthia Cina Pelayo
Gothic Blue Book: The Haunted Edition
Oct 10, 2011
by
Cynthia Pelayo,
John Everson,
Marc Ruvolo,
Gerardo Pelayo,
K. Trap Jones,
Courtney Sloan,
Monica Nickolai,
Greg Mollin,
Ben McElroy,
M. N. Hanson
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Gothic Blue Book: The Revenge Edition
Oct 15, 2012
by
Cynthia Pelayo,
Daniel Kraus,
K. Trap Jones,
Cortney Philip,
M.N. Hanson,
David Massengill,
Chad P. Brown,
Wednesday Silverwood,
Tara Cleves,
Phil Hickes
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by
Hector Acosta,
Scott Adlerberg,
V. Castro,
Angel Luis Colon,
Jen Conley,
Terri Lynn Coop,
S.A. Cosby,
Alex DiFranceso,
Michelle Garza,
Melissa Lason,
Rob Hart,
Gabino Iglesias,
Richie Narvaez,
Cina Pelayo,
Renee Asher Pickup,
Eryk Pruitt,
Johnny Shaw,
Ann Dávila Cardinal,
Nick Kolakowski,
Steve Weddle
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