by Ellyn Wolfe
Spring 2017
Bobo Logic
by Harlee Lassiter
...armies of the pesky gnats would invade the villages on Lake Chapala’s shores.
My Love-Hate Relationship with Faith Hope
by Sandy Schuster-Hubbard
Her subtext clearly means, “You idiot.
The Visitor
by Lucille Hedges
Her greeting was anything but warm.
Paco Bell
by Dixie Ayala
I was drawn to the voice and spotted a green-headed bird sitting on a tree-like stand, behind the cashier counter.
Ella's Challenge
by JoLynne Buehring
There are so many decisions about what to take, what is essential, and what I will not live without.
The Quiet Snow
by Robert Steven Hanchett
Tante Frieda
by Ellyn Wolfe
I never heard any stories as to why she and Uncle Paul, who existed only in memories of Christmases long past, never had a family. It was not talked about.
The Frog
by MJ Kruty
“If that kid was mine,” a customer said, “he wouldn’t sit down for a while.”
Ansel vs. Howard: The Battle of Yosemite
by Howard Feigenbaum
Who would an amateur nature photographer admire more than Ansel Adams? Nobody.
Key Largo Blues (Chapter 1)
by Lynne M. Spreen
During the video call, her new client had to think Karen was calling from a high-end office building, not an old camping trailer.
