NO SHOES BY LEAH GRACE O’BRIEN 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 57 

“Go get yourself some breakfast and say a prayer.” Shaking her head, she added, “Your mother must be very worried about you. She would be very upset if she saw you in this state.”

WHAT LIES AT THE CORE BY MEIRA BIENSTOCK 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 57

The only times she could ever remember being happy were the times spent singing with Sean, their two souls laced into the only hope they could ever find in the dark days pressed upon them.

BRIGHT STRIPES AND BROAD STARS BY JAY BERMAN 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 57

His mom had died 10 years before, and his father’s recent death left him, an only child, with an inheritance of about $350,000. That was exactly the asking price for the Lumberjacks. Was this fate?

FILMS ABOUT GHOSTS BY SAM WATERMEIER 34THPARALLEL MAGAZINE ISSUE 57

My dad was in the movie. Thirty years younger and dressed in old-time detective garb, he was one of the FBI agents speaking urgently about the alien threat.