Lighthouse WeeklyApr 12Contest AnnouncementMarch Monthly Writing Contest WinnersCongrats to the below winners of our March Monthly Contest! Their work will be live soon on the website. Submissions to our new General...
J. D GoodmanApr 12Flash FictionThe Kelpie“I dreamed again.” She said. Her voice was shaking, as were her hands. “I dreamed of a tornado, and an old professor of mine, and her...
Tia CowgerApr 12Poetry"Siren Song" and "The BoatI haven’t always been a shipwreck—heart chest hasn’t always been locked up with warped sides, rusted keyhole. The sirens sung my father...
Kris LoduMar 31Art ShowcaseYour Writing Is On My Wall Seeing Me Be TenderKris Lodu (They/Them) is a queer visual artist based in Toronto who works with acrylic/gauche paint and digital art. Their art focuses on...
Emily RankinMar 31Art ShowcaseHousings"Entrenched" makes up a part of an ongoing series, Housings (Dream Paintings), which seeks to capture the inexpressible feelings and the...
Alex KuderaMar 22Short StoryAn Old Friend CalledHe spoke about what he eats. No processed or packaged food. Nothing in plastic or out of a box. Vegetables, fruits, bulbs, legumes—all...
C.A. DemiMar 14Short StorySightings1. The name floated to him. “Randal McAlester.” Rather than summon, the sound of the voice conjured a brief vision of his mother....
Amanda LealMar 10PoetryFirst KissAt the Pond Apple Slew, we lay beneath a film of sweat, overarching palmetto fronds, my hoodie stretched like a picnic blanket over...
Aida ZilelianMar 10Short StoryThe PianoIt was only after the Manoukians moved in that I felt like my old self again. When they first visited me, I had no idea whether or not...
Tara ManshonMar 7Flash FictionSea FoamThe boy she liked in primary school is an architect. Or at least finished his studies of architecture. She’s not really sure. She hasn’t...
Mark RosalboMar 3Art ShowcaseMD RosalboInspired by the pandemic and propelled on by our fast-paced, meritocracy-based, increasingly-divided society, my paintings (and writing)...
Linda McCullough MooreMar 3Poetry"I Remember the World" and "Seen Different Ways"I Remember the World I step out on the porch to hear the woman's voice next door. “Daddy's home,” she calls out. That line drawn across...
Lighthouse WeeklyMar 2Contest AnnouncementFebruary Monthly Writing Contest WinnersCongrats to the below winners of our February Monthly Contest! Their work will be live soon on the website. Submissions to the March...
Jamie DeinerMar 2Short StoryHaunting VirusPhoebe hates them with passion, and every day we see at least one in our temporary apartment that’s actually the garage at Uncle George’s...
Barry CaseyMar 2PoetrySaving My UmbrellaMy umbrella is blue and white, with spots of rust where the bones and joints of this ancient pterodactyl have bled into its skin. More...
Ryan Carson & Alexander HarristhalFeb 24PoetryLove in the Time of Climate ChangeMy name is Ryan Thoresen Carson and I am a poet and community organizer in Brooklyn, New York. These poems and accompanying illustrations...
Rex WilderFeb 22Art ShowcaseKaleidoscura TilesUgly, eradicated! Each Kaleidoscura Tile begins with a humble piece of the world that appeals for my recognition. A snowy mountain in the...
Kenneth RicciFeb 22Art ShowcaseSelections from "Random Thoughts in the Waiting Room"I work in a sort of literary/philosophical framework so within that context my reference points are the parables of Kafka and the...
Noah KennyFeb 17Flash FictionRidgeMy grandfather died six days ago. He was ninety, and he had been falling apart. We were at the viewing. I stood about a yard from the...
Taylor SalvettiFeb 11Micro FictionFrench Girls Don’t Wear GlassesThe stripe shirt, like the one from Breathless when her brother told her it was cool to watch French new wave, the blue lipstick, like...