The computer turns itself off every 10 minutes I take off memory heavy programs the computer turns itself off every 20 minutes maybe I need a new battery…
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E Elia’s Body(s) Premiers at the Folkestone Quarterhouse Tomorrow
by E Elia September 23, 2021E Elia’s Body(s) premiers on Friday, Sept. 24, at the Folkestone Quarterhouse in Kent, UK. This first, professionally staged reading of Elia’s viscerally lyrical trilogy of satirical duologues, each a…
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BLACKCACKLE: Fiction by Matt Goldberg
by Guest Contributor March 24, 2021Stone Cold Plumbers During the first week of the second month at our new house, the sewer line busted. We were forced to use the bathroom at a nearby Dunkin…
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BLACKCACKLE: Fiction by Clare Fisher
by Guest Contributor March 10, 2021MORE THAN NOT-SWEEPING Behind us there were sand dunes, and on the sand dunes were tufts of brown grass which made me think of those almost-bald men who thought that…
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BLACKCACKLE: Body(s), Act III
by E Elia March 5, 2021This is the third installment. Act I was released on March 1, and Act II on March 3. _______ The script is divided in three acts, each of which distortedly…
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BLACKCACKLE: Body(s), Act II
by E Elia March 3, 2021This is the second installment. Act I was released on March 1, and Act III will be released on March 5. _______ The script is divided in three acts, each…
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BLACKCACKLE: Body(s), Act I
by E Elia March 1, 2021This is the first installment. Act II will be released on March 3, and Act III on March 5. _______ The script is divided in three acts, each of which…
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BLACKCACKLE: Cain, Knocking
by Doris W. Cheng February 24, 2021My brother is a superstar. Dad says I could learn a thing or two from him. He says if I stop giving every sad sack I meet a hand-carved spoon,…
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BLACKCACKLE: Rejection
by Bonnie Billet February 17, 2021floods my inbox dripping with spoken and unspoken criticism your poem is an anthem by that I mean rant the last sentence cliché don’t tell me what to think the…
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BLACKCACKLE: Fiction by Ali Littman
by Guest Contributor October 28, 2020Grow Up On the dating app Colin told you he does yoga at an Episcopalian church. You don’t know much about Episcopalians, except that Charlotte on Sex and the City…
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BLACKCACKLE: Before the Astronauts Return to Mars
by Craig Fishbane October 21, 2020I should not have been surprised when the man sitting next to me on the subway started to lean over my shoulder and read the essays I was grading for…
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BLACKCACKLE: Eleanora
by Leonora Desar October 14, 2020My dad had patients. They were crazy, and they used to come over to the house. My dad would see them in his study. Actually it was a kitchen. A…
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BLACKCACKLE: Fiction by Marie Biondolillo
by Guest Contributor July 22, 2020In the Garden of the Bats I wanted to prove to the neighbors that I had pizzazz, so I went ahead and built a garden of night-blooming flowers. With the…
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BLACKCACKLE: LIFE FILED AWAY
by Bonnie Billet April 10, 2020my taxes are stacked with unrelated papers that need to be gone through and thrown out Aches and pains placed gently under psoriatic arthritis misspelled words under daddy hit me…