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The Plebeian Silver Bullet
The Plebeian Silver Bullet
My love of cars began with lawnmowers and bicycles.
John Crum
Nov 24
Landslide Lit(erary) is open to submissions on the subject of cars.
Landslide Lit(erary) is open to submissions on the subject of cars.
At Landslide Lit(erary) we are always looking for essays, memoir, poetry, and fiction on our general theme — the challenges of growing up…
Kimberly Garts Crum
Nov 20
Stalled
Stalled
A story of a woman, a marriage, and the automobile that helped to liberate her.
Sherri Weisenfluh
Sep 23
In Exile
In Exile
A pumpkin at 28 weeks, I expanded, broke the vine, left Eden and its snake on a path forged by her, Mother of Us all. Two fledgling in my…
Lennie Hay
Nov 26, 2022
Adam & Eve’s Kids
Adam & Eve’s Kids
The jungle encroaches. A man sleeps on. No need yet for a fig leaf. He dreams of the woman he will create -the perfect match - feisty…
Marijo Grogan
Nov 24, 2022
Eve Meets Lilith
Eve Meets Lilith
A short one-act play in which Eve and Lilith meet to argue then befriend one another via their common bond.
Marijo Grogan
Nov 24, 2022
Eden’s Envy
Eden’s Envy
It had been a fortnight since Rachel had tried the fruit.
Katie Odom Writes
Oct 26, 2022
How I Found My Voice to Support Abortion
How I Found My Voice to Support Abortion
Are we the daughters of Eve, punished again for taking a bite out of the apple? Are we not to be trusted to make sound decisions because of
Kimberly Garts Crum
Oct 24, 2022
Dancing with Life and Death in Mexico
Dancing with Life and Death in Mexico
From the first moment I step onto Mexican soil, I intuitively understand the dance of life and death within this vibrant society.
Marijo Grogan
Sep 26, 2022
Landslide Lit(erary) is accepting pitches for stories, poems, and personal essays through November…
Landslide Lit(erary) is accepting pitches for stories, poems, and personal essays through November…
We at Landslide Lit(erary) invite submissions of poetry and prose on the subject of Eve, the long suffering woman so often scorned for…
Kimberly Garts Crum
Sep 22, 2022
Strategic Plan
Strategic Plan
When I am an old(er) woman,
Janet L Boyd
Sep 1, 2022
The Yellow Dress: An immigration story
The Yellow Dress: An immigration story
Aunts play a distinct role in the life of a child. Like a fairy godmother, they come and go at will. They do everything right, and my Aunt…
Yvonne Lovell
May 4, 2022
God, Please Save Odessa!
God, Please Save Odessa!
I came from Ukraine and I have my own view on the conflict
Anna K
Mar 14, 2022
Lost and Found
Lost and Found
The Captain leaned forward in his office chair and stared into my eyes. My body was half the size of this decorated man who fought in the…
Juergen K. Tossmann
Feb 1, 2022
Scars: Some are visible, some are not
Scars: Some are visible, some are not
The first scar I remember was a good one.
Nancy D Harris
Jan 12, 2022
The Toll Bridge
The Toll Bridge
Paying the toll for equality
Nancy D Harris
Aug 25, 2021
My Typical Atypical Day
My Typical Atypical Day
I would have been at Kroger when the shooting began, if not for a distraction.
Teresa Savage Hines
Aug 12, 2021
Looking Back, Moving Forward; Cleaning Out, Letting Go.
Looking Back, Moving Forward; Cleaning Out, Letting Go.
It’s time to let it go.
Janice Post-White
Jul 30, 2021
Something To Write About
Something To Write About
A mother copes with her daughter’s depression by writing.
Catherine Berresheim
Jun 2, 2021
Voyagers
Voyagers
The best pool player I ever played was my uncle Bill. A POW in World War II, he lost fifty pounds and all of his teeth. When he came home…
Mark Williams
Apr 18, 2021
Will’s Daughter
Will’s Daughter
Nothing else needs to be said
Teresa Savage Hines
Apr 15, 2021
Sparks Flew Everywhere
Sparks Flew Everywhere
At a very young age, Klaus was attracted to fire.
Juergen K. Tossmann
Mar 23, 2021
Hope — The Immigrant’s America
Hope — The Immigrant’s America
On January 20, 2021, I bought my first American flag and planted it in the front of my garage. I believe. I am an American.
Yvonne Lovell
Mar 9, 2021
A Cup of Sugar
A Cup of Sugar
The Kammerer cuckoo clock weathered each movement with tremendous resilience. In 1941 it lived in Ruma, Yugoslavia, with a family of…
Juergen K. Tossmann
Mar 6, 2021
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Features poetry and prose about growing up, growing older, looking forward, looking back.
Kimberly Garts Crum
Dec 28, 2020
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