Writing

politicians practice poetry

A Poem by Kirsty Woodward

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South Philly Castles First Chapter

A Story by James Cacciatore

First Chapter of South Philly Castles. The chapter follows a "Veteran" Pennsport Boy, who after a bad break up, is brought out by his friends to go to..

Southern Skies

A Poem by Cassick Dame

Southern skies seem to dieEach and every nightIt's where the apple trees go to dieWhere I lie in my bedNever closing my eyesSouthern skies seem so ali..

Exponential Decay Function

A Poem by Robert Ronnow

Spring is in its prime againeach leaf beautifulmuch is ediblebirds and peepers are musical at dawn.The days walk slowlytoward Utah and Italy.My left n..

LAST SOUTHERN SOLDIER

A Story by NIKOS NASOPOULOS

short story about a Dixie soldier...

Lions laying with Lambs

A Poem by Viviana

I don't write much but, I like poetry about the south so I wrote one.

High School Misgivings

A Story by Shihmai Crestwood

A young black girl is forced to face the racial tensions of life in the south.

A Few Days After Christmas

A Story by Alfred Kukitz

where are you little one

During Slavery

A Poem by ROXANE DORSEY

Africablack pridebribedmen womenshekelsoceansharksvesselAmericahomesicksouth auctionplantationsummer cropsmen bullseyedogs spotsexual crazemixed raced..

Georgia Peaches

A Story by HaleyJade687

A southern woman living in 1953 Georgia tries to fix her failing marriage, but there’s a twist.

the night walks

A Poem by Alfred Kukitz

on the latest shootings

Small Town, USA

A Story by Megan Lynn Tocci

We sat in the church pews on a sticky summer afternoon as the Reverend talked about how God is like a mighty fortress.

God Bless America

A Story by Megan Lynn Tocci

The letter came in the mail on the second of June, right after school ended.

Black Gold

A Story by Riley Rydin

Distantly, a river churns. Wind whips and snaps at gnarled branches. A broiling thunderhead forms on the eastern horizon. The air is heavy with static..

The Mother

A Story by Delmar Cooper

What will a mother not do for her child?

Cecil the Squirrel Flies South for Winter

A Story by John Humhrey-Galbraith

The first in a series about a squirrel called Cecil. He finds his life in the woods boring and the same day today. This is until a chance encounter se..

The Civil War Statue Who Cried

A Story by Chelle

This is a short story I wrote inspired by the controversy surrounding the Civil War statue at my university's campus that serves as a memorial for sol..