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PRISMATIST
Fiction
ON THE ROAD WITH EZRA AND IKE, PART I - By Tim Wintermute
“One night Jerry got out of bed to go to the bathroom and he never returned...
GLORY – By Jennifer Lavorel
The poet William Wordsworth wrote of our connection to the eternal. It is strongest in childhood
EL CRUCERO - By Tim Wintermute
“Hurry up,” my Dad said as I finished my bowl of Cheerios.
MESA VERDE - By Tim Wintermute
Mom told us that Mesa Verde meant green table in Spanish, but when I saw it from a distance ... it didn't look green to me.
MARIES - By Tracy Klein
“The greatest tragedy of the family is the unlived lives of the parents.” ― Carl Gustav Jung I My memory includes a cloud of smoke,...
EZRA AND THE GIFT BOX – By Tim Wintermute
Ezra Beeman looked out the large bay window in his living room and saw the snow falling over the front lawn and the town of Beulah...
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