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by Barbara Joyce-Hawryluk Her chest rises and falls, hitching a little as her eyes track the second hand of the clock until it reaches...

by Fabrizia Faustinella The sky was darkening, crowded by black, ominous clouds blown by a forceful wind. Dust and leaves swirled in th...

by Susan Nash In our family we don’t get cancer. We get drunk. We take drugs. We smoke. We have a wide variety of personality disorder...

by Karen J. Weyant At seven, I already had scars.  The comma-shaped scrape near my left eye was from Chicken Pox. It was a small notch...