Tag: New Limestone Review
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The House of the Living Rock
Fiction by Vinny Corsaro There was a gift shop inside Mount Acatenango. A real life gift shop, with fridge magnets, five-dollar sunglasses, and souvenir bobble heads. Some people might find it a little disingenuous to have one in an ancient holy site, but I didn’t.
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This wild in which we
Two poems by Felicia Zamora we tinker with / otherness, securely in our jars; think distance of you; how in our chromosomes: / a code still carves inside us
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Sum of Our Parts
Fiction by Tracy Maxwell Jon never wanted to leave. He’d stirred earlier, happier than he could remember.
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At Forked Creek
Two poems by Noah Salamon I know / the muddy water stretches on / down and down, to infinities of darkness
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Kokomo
Fiction by Doug Crandell Our mother had been to Kokomo three times in one year.
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how she keeps
New Limestone Review, NLR poetry, poems, Poetry by Sherrie Fernandez-Williams, Sherrie Fernandez-Williams poetryTwo poems by Sherrie Fernandez-Williams she wonders how long before her / own body knows it is the keeper / of treasures and her mortal soul has / endless chances to get things right.
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Something’s Wrong with David
Fiction by Linda A. Prince Norah waited six months for her husband to return from Vietnam. Every morning, she wondered if David was alive, or half-alive, or if he was a corpse, or the remains of a man who couldn’t be identified because David was always losing things and had most likely lost his ID…
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Paloma
New Limestone Review, NLR fiction, short fiction, short stories, Uzodinma Okehi, Uzodinma Okehi fictionExcerpt from “House of Hunger” by Uzodinma Okehi Mist. Like steam, listing, through karst cliffs dense with trees. And green. So-called, finger mountains.