Thin Air Magazine

Two poems by Carla Schwartz

Lenses into Time 1. 1934, Germany You, in your linen dress, must be…
Three poems by JW Burns

Fishing Laughter ruins the water, it really does. Recognize love and you’ll sit all day scheming,…
Two poems by Jacob Robert Bennett

New Year’s in Staunton A streetlight flickering, first cigars. A walk to an overpriced bistro, dried…
Pieces of Winston by Debra Stewart

Winston was trying to cross the road at a busy six lane highway in the big…
First Contact, 25 A.D. Where Are My Eagles?! by Al Simmons

Cap had the orders in his hand. “Don’t eat the Romans. That’s what it says.” “Don’t…
Making Waves by Fred Vogel

Zac Reese was born in Del Mar, California, the only child of State Senator Randolph Reese…
If It Turns Out Strange: An Interview with Bradley Sands

Bradley Sands once said that his stories do not follow the laws of physics, but that…
An October Morning at the San Francisco Peaks by Monica Liddle

The mountain is exercise, meditation, and inspiration—time, space, and all that falls between.
Three Poems by Richard Dinges, Jr.

Sun Returns After gray cloudySkies drape too manydays, stark nude treesstrike harsh cracks intosnow that glistenshills…
Pieces of Winston by Debra Stewart

Winston was trying to cross the road at a busy six lane highway in the big…