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Open Prayer to W.B. Yeats by Burt Bradley, from After Following Unlike you, I have no tower of symbols, no great lust for Helen of Troy,no Maude Gonne to fall madly overfor years, and no Madam Blavatsky (thank God and all seven orders of angels). Just this...
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We are pleased to announce the results of the 2019 Landmark Prize for Fiction! The Winner: The Teller by Karina Lutz How do friends and family respond to hearing the stories of #metoo? “The Teller” wends one possibility as it explores the role of friendship, recovered...
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Before becoming a novelist, I was (and am) a playwright. Over the years, I’ve noticed something. A lot of playwrights strive for the ninety-minute show—technically a full-length piece of theatre, but one that plays out without interruption. No intermission. No chance...
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Inspiring Syn: We recently sat down with Beth Kander to ask her the inspiration behind her latest work, Original Syn, now available through our sci-fi imprint, Owl House Books. As an author and playwright, people often ask me “Where do you get your ideas?!” Usually,...
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Medicine by Frank LaRue Owen Winner 2017 Homebound Publications Poetry Prize The look on your face is one I have seen in my own mirror. I know you didn’t think you would feel this tired at this age but this is just a phase. You’re in-between lives within this...
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The Bouquet of the Last Direction by Frank LaRue Owen Winner 2017 Homebound Publications Poetry Prize When the soul becomes unburdened it’s like a new saddle on a fresh horse. Suddenly the trail feels right again, and the strong horizon line in front of you as...
