Theme Essay by Anna Shane Stadick
To live in the unknown, in the uncomfortable, is a challenge for Christians and writers alike.
Illness
If God Is Alive, I Hate Him
Nov 21, 2016
Unleashed
Sep 26, 2016
Essay by Jane McCafferty
Part of me was always glad my mother found a way to cast off the shackles of her ordinary consciousness.
Storms of the Circus World
Sep 26, 2016
Essay by Lorri McDole
Which came first, the drugs or the schizophrenia?
The Anna Fragments
Mar 07, 2016
Hybrid Poetry by Elisabeth Weiss
How is madness inherited? What are the fine lines that connect us?
Doing Somersaults
Dec 14, 2015
Theme Essay by Laura J. Wolfe
Words have the power to bless or curse, whether they’re spoken, written, or thought.
My Mother’s Mantra
Dec 07, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Nicole Simonsen
I was, at that point in my life, an authority on nothing, except maybe seizures.
A Mother’s Magic Shield
Nov 30, 2015
TW Column by Judith A. Ross
Emotions she didn’t dare express out loud would appear at the end of her paintbrush.
Eggshells
Nov 30, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Pamela Gay
She wanted to penetrate the shells in the way doctors would when performing a procedure on her.
Clothes to Die In
Sep 16, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Mel Andrews
I’m uncomfortable around ambulances or the overdressed crowds outside funeral parlors.
Chana Bloch: “The Poem Begins to Shape You”
Dec 17, 2014
TW Interview by Carol Dorf
Whatever kind of poetry you write, it’s hard not to get discouraged.
