A Plate of Pandemic

Published Quarterly on the Solstices and Equinoxes

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Creativity in Times of Crisis

Author: C L Liedekev

C.L. Liedekev is a writer/propagandist who lives in Conshohocken, PA with his real name, wife, and children. He attended most of his life in the Southern part of New Jersey. His work has been published in such places as Humana Obscura, Red Fez, Open Skies Quarterly, River Heron Review, and Vita Brevis. His real goal is to make the great Hoboken poet/exterminator Jack Wiler proud. So far, so good.

After The Season

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    After the season of several deaths, the house closed itself off. Masking tape over windows, brown cuffs that held the mangled cardboard skin – Lay Do, Side, Erator, jut out in dark green lettering like trash-born Sanskrit. The front door clasps the spring wreath, the plastic untainted by the rot that burrowed in […]

The Unmoving Journey

        What you don’t know is that death feels like your body in an abandoned car, field left, weeds, wild wheat in the wheel well, paint slips off in the hands of each autumn storm. Your form is not the end as the children of the dirt pull at the new green […]

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