Thursday, March 19, 2026

THE WRITING DISORDER – A Literary Journal

NEW POETRY WORK

Kevin Daniel Scheepers Poetry

Allegorical Farm by Kevin Daniel Scheepers Stout livestock grazing on scenic verdure,succulent pig buried with coal fire and broad banana leaves,ground fennel, red onions and sanguine...

Ayoung Kim Poetry

In My House We Pray by Ayoung Kim Handed down from God to grandmother we pray, Before meals, bedtime, Easter Service get on your knees pray, In Korean,...

David Sapp Poetry

John Ronan Poetry

Ken Wuetcher Poetry

NEW NONFICTION WORK

THE BEST OF WINTER 2025/26

Jacqueline Hen – The Art of Light

Jacqueline Hen is a talented and innovative visual artist working with light and space. She works at the intersection of design, art, and research,...

Sharon L. Dean Fiction

Jasper by Sharon L. Dean A sudden noise jumped Connie’s reflexes into overdrive. She spilled her coffee. At the window, she saw Ruthie cup her aged...

Kevin Daniel Scheepers Poetry

Allegorical Farm by Kevin Daniel Scheepers Stout livestock grazing on scenic verdure,succulent pig buried with coal fire and broad banana leaves,ground fennel, red onions and sanguine...

Ann Levin Nonfiction

Disco Desperados by Ann Levin The day began like all the others as I flipped on the radio to listen to NPR. Without the slow, calm...

Nicholas Godec Fiction

Haptic by Nicholas Godec My name is Ethan. I, like everyone here, work for the company. Sunnyside InterSpec. Most days are the same. I wake to...

Ayoung Kim Poetry

In My House We Pray by Ayoung Kim Handed down from God to grandmother we pray, Before meals, bedtime, Easter Service get on your knees pray, In Korean,...

Lynn McGee Fiction

Productive Struggle by Lynn McGee This story takes place in the late 21st century. Lane never found out how the agent at the border kiosk knew the...

Annie Powell Stone Poetry

A Question for My Husband While at My Father's Memorial Service (or, Part One) by Annie Powell Stone we don't know anything          we don't know anythingI...

Barbara Krasner Nonfiction

That’s My Line by Barbara Krasner The house lights dimmed at Camp Stanley’s rec center. I stood in the wings, snapping my suspenders, making sure I...

Roberto Ontiveros Fiction

Hop by Roberto Ontiveros Last time I came to see my folks, this time with a girl named Renee who had a five-month-old baby girl named...

David Sapp Poetry

Liebchen By David Saap LiebchenYou needn’t worryAs we’re civilizedThis isn’t 1935Never mindThe thump ofJackboots outsideYour windowThey’ll pass in timeReturn to yourRomance novelReturn to your homeAnd garden...

Rongili Biswas Fiction

Alessandria Vignettes by Rongili Biswas The Old Man at the Station Of late, I would see him often. While going to the stazione, or coming back from...

Kurt Schmidt Nonfiction

The Problems with Writing an Autobiographical Novel by Kurt Schmidt Shortly after returning from a one-year vagabond trip through Europe at the age of twenty-seven, I...

John Ronan Poetry

The Swing by John Ronan In a squared-away, flyover stateA rapt grandmother staresAt a barroom, stars surrounded by young,Changeable patrons, beautiful, urbane.“Wait,” she says to the...

Jeanne-Marie Fleming Fiction

Jump and Yell by Jeanne-Marie Fleming I counted cash for the sitter. She folded the dollars, yelled ‘bye’ to the kid upstairs and ‘bye’ to the...

David Lightfoot Fiction

All About the Green by David Lightfoot      “Because of the many environmental programs supported by Clean City Initiative Centre,” my sister Cathy says, “Vancouver and...

Bernard Martoia Fiction

Kent by Bernard Martoia At dawn, the cold nipped at Waffle Print’s fingers, forcing him to wear gloves when he left the cozy campsite beside the...

Ken Wuetcher Poetry

The Goose by Ken Wuetcher Rich slopeof grassgreens interfusedluxuriant.However, dandelions had invadedlike the Charge of the Light Brigade.They covered large patches,soft white headsswayed gently in themorning...

BOOK REVIEW: On Rapture And Death by Stella Vinitchi Radulescu

On Rapture And Deathby Stella Vinitchi RadulescuPublished by Solis Press, England, 2025 Review by Danijela Trajković Stella Vinitchi Radulescu is a prolific poet. She is the...

The Fantastic Art of Dan May

Dan May is a modern narrative painter and illustrator whose work invites viewers into a surreal, emotionally rich world of imagination and quiet wonder. His...
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Jacqueline Hen is a talented and innovative visual artist working with light and space. She works at the intersection of design, art, and research,...

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