by dave petraglia | Jul 24, 2015 | FICTION |
(Shorter Flash version first published in Cheap Pop Lit – July 21, 2015) The fat European guest was cheating at cards. He kept his Mojito parked on a stack of Euros on the table, the glass sweating the bills in the Cancun sun. This was the European’s third day...
by dave petraglia | May 27, 2015 | EVOLUTION |
(First published in Crack the Spine – Issue 151 – May 27, 2015) With last year’s reprise, there have been 30 Godzilla movies made, fueling a franchise that rivals the James Bond series, which such memorable plotlines as ‘Godzilla Vs. Mothra’ (1964),...
by dave petraglia | May 17, 2015 | CULTURE, PERSONALITIES |
(First published in Prairie Schooner – 5/15/2015) She never appeared in the play he wrote about her. When her character left the story in protest, ‘Dreams of an Indigo Wind’ was abandoned in 1951 by Tennessee Williams the same year he began work on it....
by dave petraglia | Apr 11, 2015 | ARTS & LEISURE, EVOLUTION, MUSIC |
(First published by Arcadia Literary Magazine – April 14, 2015) Paul Simon, the singer/songwriter, recently shared his views on Genetically Modified Organisms. An artist who revels in contrasts, in mixing metaphors and far-flung imagery, both in his art and...
by dave petraglia | Apr 7, 2015 | CULTURE |
(First published in eFiction India – Vol 3 Issue 7 – April 2015) White folk were dying. Massah blamed poorly tanned hides. Lady Livy was sure it was fouled coffee. Or the bacon. But the more rice was planted, the more white people died. All other...
