The Element of Surprise A Short Story by Denice Penrose The phone rang, sharp and...
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John 16.33 A Poem by ROLY ANDREWS The ship and the promise contained within were a mirage....
The most expensive pen in the world is the Fulgor Nocturnus by Tibaldi, which sold for $8...
An Interview with Julian Font Author, Musician, Sportsman, Comedian and more… Featured on the cover of the...
After the Dance, A Short Story by Nancy Lane “The once red leaf, the last of its...
We have another large issue filled with stories, articles, poetry, artwork and even music. INTERVIEW WITH: •...
I’ve always loved the flavor of coffee. Starting as a child, a café au lait, mostly steamed...
Now obviously summer is not an object with a smell. It is, however, associated with sights, sounds,...
Now you might wonder why I wrote that. It’s a certainly clever tagline that was made popular...
The May issue brings NEW FEATURES to Books & Pieces Magazine, at least in our Flip-Page Edition...
A mailing list tells you a lot. Ours tells us where readers who have signed up are...
It’s the question of the ages, at least the current age, whether or not the use of...
Books & Pieces Magazine now offers musicians, artists and actors access to be in the magazine. How,...
While the country is embroiled in the nasty politics of an election year, and without commentary about...
Now that may sound like a silly headline, but these days, metaphysical constructs and ideas seem rife...
It could be a plot for a dystopic science fiction novel; the great solar eclipse that will...
A brand new issue with short stories and poems you won’t want to miss. Read it on...
War Torn by Corey Villas He had gone into town to pick up his usual haul –...
Here are TWO short stories by Alan Rice. Alan teaches Advanced Placement Literature and Composition and has...
One to Go by Collin Leadbeater It never hit me that my parents were capable of dying...
