rez of the month
It’s official! Spring is here and so are those
opportunities to sit in the garden and read the latest fiction and poetry from
our great stable of writers and prophets.
Art Linden starts us off with Godot Digital, where Robin Wright
rubs elbows with Godot, the game machine. Hilarity ensues. Jami Mills follows
with Chapter Two of her sci-fi installment, Wishbone One: The Training. Fasten
your seat belts for this one. We always have known that Annie Mesmeriser knows
her blues…now we understand that she knows her way around a recording studio,
in A Blues Tale: The Fire Station. Cat Boccaccio muses over the word “qualm”
and writes a fascinating short piece on the word’s myriad forms in Dinosaur
Family Unit. COVID is a poem
from our favorite, Dearstluv Writer, who takes another look at the deadly
pandemic that has been having its way with the world for far too long now. In Home
for the Bone, Rakshowes describes familiar things in unfamiliar and
beautiful ways. Neruval, the owl of Art, flies in on a zephyr with Fleas,
which I’ll just say you have to read to believe. On a hot streak is Zymony
Guyot, this month contributing Statistical Corpses, which doesn’t pull
any punches. Fabulous poetry! Speaking of which, Jullianna Juliesse brings us Helix
Nebula, a poem as vast as space itself. Finally, Flynt Firebrand closes
with a wonderful piece, SLT, which reminds us not to wait too long. All
in all, a wonderful spring lineup. Enjoy!
