Our Place
C. Josephson reflects on loss, love and the mystery of change.
August
August: known for its beautiful weather as summer nears its end, but also a time of pervasive melancholy for our author, triggered by a history of loss during this particular month.
Indebted
Inspired by the idea of an aging toxic family member, C. Josephson’s poem Indebted describes the conflicted feelings of obligation, necessity, compassion, pity, resentfulness, and love.
Short Story: Lost Boy
A mother tries to come to terms with the aduction of her child that occured at a shopping mall years earlier in this new story by Neal Eric Yeomans.
Short Story: Honor
In time for Memorial Day, C. Josephson brings to us a piece of fantasy and a look at honor.
Short Story: Athena
In C. Josephson’s new story, a daughter’s lifelong feelings of inadequacy finally reach a boiling point with her mother in a department store. A meditation on love and loss.
Short Story: Mr. Sprout
Two middle school boys follow Mr. Sprout, the local gas station worker, home from work.
