By S. C. Huddleston, the first entry in his upcoming serialization, stay tuned for more entries like this and other great works from Triglyph entertainment! Marie Propinquity is fickle, as I’ve said before, and many things exacerbate the flicker of the nervous wings in my belly. I never did pass Maslow’s safety section, according to …
A Dreamer’s Melancholy
By William J. Roe A dreamer stands amidst the insistent tapping of keys at the dozen different computers that play a humdrum background beat for what their life has become, lyrics filled with the dull intermingling of other lost dreamers shelling their souls for another day. Just another day, another listless afternoon where dreams slowly …
Patch’s Pride
By: S. C. Huddleston Everything will be white soon. Dark leaves of maple, weeks ahead of the oak,swirl without her recognition to the cracked cobble beneath. The children too, a rougeresponse to the nip of the air, meander unseen as she pushes past, for the atonement,as distant as a pup’s patience, will eclipse her. The …
APRIL IN AUGUST, BY S.C. HUDDLESTON
1 It was normal by all accounts. Four thin metal legs and a worn yellow top lined with a silver metal strip on the sides. It couldn’t support a functioning, familial holiday gathering, but it was sufficient enough for a man and his two boys during their short spurts together. When it was pulled away from the wall, …