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Two Poems by Olivia J. Kiers

Campfire: Ossipee, NH Below straight-shot pines, the fire pit shadow waits agape. Stone teeth encircle charcoal…
The ghost that lives on 28th street by Katie Himes

I thought I saw the ghost that lives on 28th street yesterday. The white curtains shuddered…
Black Lives Matter: Our Commitments

The editorial staff of Thin Air Magazine knows that Black lives matter. In our local community,…
Something to Sink Your Teeth Into by Katie Kalahan

His body was strung upside down so that his head was five feet from the floor.…
Robert DiMatteo Discusses Art and Science

Robert DiMatteo is a visual artist with a keen interest in science and the environment. His…
Xibalba by Stephen Ground

The sun dove as I reached the main square—sunstroked, boozy tourists mingling with buskers and vendors…
Three Poems by Jaqueline Newlove

Old Shoulders Once lying in bed beside a lover, I wished for removable arms, so I…
Two Poems by Sarah Valeika

Marriage I may not have loved you, but I set your shoes out at your place…
Love Or Something Like It by Carolyn Adams

She envied the pink plastic furnishings of other girls. Hers were makeshift, cast-off cardboard from the…
Grandma Told Me by Tom Garback

Fires start in rainstorms, grandma told me once. Behold this tangle of thorns. The rose garden…