The stranger thrust them on in short strokes, stabbing the creek with his paddle like a heron spearing fish…
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The stranger thrust them on in short strokes, stabbing the creek with his paddle like a heron spearing fish…
Read MoreIt was nearing five o’clock and the breeze, muted here beneath the pines, carried the smell of the marsh…
Read MoreA look at two parallel ways Twain uses folklore and superstition in his works, and what this split says about the author himself.
Read MoreWhen Pokemon GO! released in the summer of 2016, it wasn’t my first encounter with a breed of monsters and ghosts unlike any elsewhere in the world: yōkai, the supernatural creatures of Japanese folklore…
Read MoreIt was a sound he might have heard any night on the edge of the woods, machete in hand, bent from cutting bamboo from the slope beyond the highway…
Read MoreEspecially in The Lord of the Rings, medieval ideas of nature — from its decline and hostility to culture, to its own suffering alongside us — color Tolkien’s writing, where they ultimately develop into a reconciliation between wilderness and hearth…
Read MoreI spit — salt on my lips, thick on my tongue, and sand, and something worse…
Read MoreDrew climbs out of the truck and whistles as heat blankets him…
Read MoreThe sound the stone made as it chipped the old oak was dull and hollow…
Read MoreFirst of all, I want to thank everyone who has read this story.
Read MoreHe was justified in everything he had done…
Read MoreJay wasn’t blindfolded, but he might as well have been…
Read MoreThe day was over. The sun was gone, but light still lingered on the horizon…
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