Category Archives: Stories

Short stories

The Pink Lady (short story/ poem collage)

Posted on March 21, 2013 by

we have a calendar in our house from 1989 it’s still on December my mom said we’ll never get a new one you would think it’s still Christmas in our place or that she wanted to hold onto that year … Continue reading →

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I got tired of feeding them (short story)

Posted on January 3, 2013 by

A lanky, full-breasted woman clothed in finely woven textures stands looking over the sea from the cliffed heights of a continental plate, eroding. Her curly dark tresses waver, her pensive black eyes portend, her porcelain skin glows—a tower of boldness, … Continue reading →

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Lose the Fetters (short story)

Posted on February 25, 2012 by

LOSE THE FETTERS by Juliet D. Peters             Dusk. Whoever knew what criminal could and would mean? Two dissonant sisters sitting at a table in an unassuming apartment, one named Lissy, the other named Leandra, now know what it means. … Continue reading →

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Cutting Out the Importance of Busy-ness: A Conversation with St. Francis de Sales

Posted on February 1, 2012 by

PHILOTHEA: St. Francis, I sometimes feel like I can’t keep up. I worry that we are not doing enough extra-curricular activities, that maybe something is wrong with us, my children and me. ST. FRANCIS: Sports, balls, festivities, display, the drama, … Continue reading →

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