Writing

The Algorithm

A Story by Veer Gill

This approx. 2,000 word short fiction is a decisive attempt to dive deep into our perspective and the sense-of-self with which we interact with the wo..

Still me

A Poem by Laura Kate

Something I often asked myselfwas if this personof minewas still me.Still me.What a funny question to ask yourself.And from who exactly,was I hopingto..

Wandering and Wondering

A Poem by Laura Kate

I wonder how many other people wander aroundwith nowhere to golike I do. I’m almost certain that every single one ofthemhas somewhereto be or so..

The Religious Debt

A Story by Abishai100

The idealistic Alas learns about personal religious missions and must confront the philosophical complications presented by adversarial characters and..

Trying not to try

A Poem by Laura Kate

The waiting was trying.Even the trying not towait had its challenges.Trying not to try was thereally difficult one. Waiting for the time thatyou ought..

Magic

A Chapter by Jostein Kasse

MagicPosted to Twitter on the 4th of February, 2019.Madonna’s post to Twitter on the 7th of February, 2019.

my shoelaces got caught in a street puddle, and th..

A Poem by J. B.

This poem is a unique twist of perspective and word play. Perspective: you, the onlooker, the subject; I want the reader to ponder what they read, inc..

Diluted

A Poem by Apollos

Contemplating the negative emotions that ail us and the redemption found in a relationship with God through Jesus Christ.

It doesn't matter

A Story by Vin

Check with yourself

Reflections on the Catechism

A Story by Aloysha Giane Vito

Reflection on the "Ways of coming to Know God" in the Roman Catholic Catechism

All That Remains

A Story by Con Campbell

This short story explores the regrets of an unnamed protagonist and his struggle to come to terms with the loss of his wife in a post apocalyptic worl..

Long Days

A Poem by Quill

ever had a bad day?

in all it's glory

A Story by Generic User

This is a reinterpretation of Hozier's 'Would That I'. A story about weeping willows, sweet music, and the suppressed thrill of destruction.

That First Morning

A Poem by Laura Kate

What was it like that first morning did you forget what had happenedthe day beforewere you expecting to find meright where I usually lay?did you wan..