Reminisce in the faded things with Claudia Wair's "Starlight and Mulled Wine," prose as beautiful and terrible as the night's stars. Right here at Rune Bear Weekly!
https://t.co/Rzlghvq65I
#prose#published
[Art by Zoë Gayah Jonker via Unsplash]
Sneak beneath the Watchers' gaze to read some fantastic contraband by Shelly Jones: "In the Eyes of a Poppet," a glimpse into another world's dystopian fantasy. Right here at Rune Bear!
https://t.co/TptPQTA1wC
#prose#published
[Art by Annie Spratt via Unsplash]
Watch the passing of the "The Lantern Parade" by Lorette C. Luzajic, a spectacle so surreal you might think death a lovely dream. Right here at Rune Bear Weekly!
https://t.co/E1thBMwGNn
#prose#published
[Art by Maksim Shutov via Unsplash]
Lose yourself to the sea foam in Frances Koziar's "In Witness to Death," where forlorn meets fantasy and woe meets water. Right here at Rune Bear Weekly!
https://t.co/tuAS6dmtmZ
Follow the Author! (https://t.co/DoDDm8wBJN)
#prose#published
[Art by Thor Alvis via Unsplash]
Reflect on the red moon that arcs across Meg Smith's "The Witch's Well," a fleeting force of foul tidings. Right here at Rune Bear Weekly!
https://t.co/0DvahGag1V
Also visit the author! (https://t.co/EXUgyTEgSs)
#poetry#published
[Art by Patrick Robinson via Unsplash]
Two micro-stories that are stuck in our heads:
"These Things Happen" by Ian Willey in @Runebearmag (https://t.co/LeRbmky1RV)
and "Vernacular" by @laurabesley in @50wordstories (https://t.co/p8Ubx2Kgwu)
Breakdown and sob at the beautiful futility of the world with Sara Solberg's "The Man Whose Face is the Moon," surreal storytelling at its finest.
https://t.co/4czxu2C1Bf
#published#surreal#prose
[Art by Jordon Conner via Unsplash]
Pause your doomscrolling and witness the end of all things in S. Z. S. Kenrick's thrilling science fiction, "Last Contact." Right here at Rune Bear Weekly!
https://t.co/2QS86SqOqf
#scifi#prose#published#WritingCommunity
[Art by NASA via Unsplash]
Take respite from your travels in Will Mullins's "Auslander", a visionary verse-voyage across those monuments of neglect and ageless intellect. Right here at Rune Bear Weekly!
https://t.co/rRDO8R9rkU
Follow the Writer! @WillWriterEast
[Art by Blake Wheeler via Unsplash]
Interrogate your reality with Peter Cherches's "The Same Question," a piece we enjoyed so much we broke our rule of fiction at 300 words max. Right here at Rune Bear Weekly!
https://t.co/G5jUYYr8KQ
#prose#published#isthisreallyfictionthough
[Art by Jonny Clow via Unsplash]
Divorce yourself from reality for a few moments and read "These Things Happen" by Ian Willey, love-sober prose about marriage and memory and the little mistakes that redefine us.
https://t.co/FZTjNZvJpd
#ValentinesDay#flashfiction
[Art by Gaelle Marcel via Unsplash]
Here's to our future intimate encounters with AI and their sexy mechanical counterparts in Ken Poyner's "First Date," right here at Rune Bear Weekly!
https://t.co/3Krs9qEoqb
[Art by Gaelle Marcel via Unsplash]
My poem, "The Witch's Well," is set to appear in the April 6 edition of @Runebearmag
Honored and excited to be included once again in this great publication!