3-Ddays The rain in Normandy does not wash things clean; it only makes the gray of the limestone turn to the color of a bruise. I stood on the edge of the dune, clutching the leather-bound journal my father had kept in 1944. The ink was iron-gall, faded to the brown of dried blood, theContinue reading “3-Ddays”
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The Graces Of Bliss Hall.
Excerpt from new dystopian novel “The Graces of Bliss Hall “ By E. Micheal Bablin She remembered, with a kind of lucid, silent ache, what it meant to be at Bliss Hall—the first and only time in her life that rules had shaped her as much as love. The rules were strict, almost monastic in theirContinue reading “The Graces Of Bliss Hall.”
Chasing Rainbows
E. Michael Bablin We’re halfway home and I can’t stop watching the rainbow in the rearview. It’s all I want to look at, even though I’m the one driving and Bro is in the passenger seat scrolling through his phone, reading out loud some TikTok drama and then lapsing into silence so the car fillsContinue reading “Chasing Rainbows”
