Rustlings of the Wind, Impellent Issue

The world is full of change. For those with open eyes, there are not many surprises. We often close our eyes, hoping that if we don't see it coming we can keep our treasures safe from change. It never works, but from the midst of our loss we often find new treasures.

The art presented in this issue and on the shirts is by the grace of Magda Francot.

So come on it and enjoy the treasures of change.

"Spirits of the Forest in a Gothic Frame"
by Magda Francot

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VIRTUE by Allison Huff Mac Pherson The journey is ephemeral Although the years seem so long ...	St. Joseph's Abbey by Stephen Sleboda What fills with small stars barely visible ...
"La Mort" by Magda Francot
A Cinder Cone Day by Deborah P. Kolodji short-tempered Mt. Vesuvius he erupted out of bed ...	The Tragic Death of Jozef Schulz by Berend ter Borg I can see you clearly now for the first time. I can see what you are. I saw you many times the last few years, but always from the corners of my eyes. ...
Forever Friends by Kenneth JP Drysdale Each day is a new awakening, as my eyes open slowly to the light ...	GROWTH by Jane Tyson Clement At what instant does the summer change? What subtle chemistry of air ...
"I Hear the Night Drawing Near" by Magda Francot
Loneliness by Julie Murdock I have a room Furnished ramshackle and wooden ...	My Igloo by Jackson Jones I sit inside my igloo and peer out at the cold ...
Sea Ghosts by Bobbi Sinha-Morey Dinosaur bones found on the beach ...	SEWERS OF DEATH by Stephen Sleboda Popcaster with head tilting, bouncing, shakin', and noddin' Imitates the goose-step uniformity of a dark past ...
"Medusa" by Magda Francot
2:00 a.m. in a regular weeknight by L R Martínez the persistent tick-tock of my electronic alarm clock ...	A Slow Season by Doug Tanoury In am stuck In the middle of this is a reluctant season ...
the color of stones by Trent Dickson so say she isn't a girl anymore. say she is a woman. i will agree with you, or at least nod out of politeness. but inside i know differently. ...	THE CREATURE AT MARBLE MARSH by Philip Loyd "He's got fire in his eyes," said the old corporal, "smoke pouring out his nose, death's black tail, and claws that'll skin you before you even scream. They call him Magoon. ...
"The Fight" by Magda Francot
the prospective model by J. Kevin Wolfe come to my room i have some grapes ...	The Tides by Jennifer Sweeney The tides of the sea At times calm and serene ...
The Tree Watches Over The House by J. Kevin Wolfe Hundred years ago mama oak stood alone ...	The Blackened Veil by Lloyd Michael Lohr The sound of distant thunder sends a shiver down the spine, like shadows cast by a raven in the snow ...
"Entangled Thought" by Magda Francot
Time by Kenneth JP Drysdale The paradoxical power of time, constant forward motion. ...	TOMORROW by Durlabh Singh Tomorrow There will be wall of silence ...
#57 by Cailean Darkwater I leave this chronicle as a warning to the future, if there is a future. The infection spreads across the world, corrupting all that it touches. I do not have the power or courage to stop it, I do not know if anyone does. ...	A Catch For Marizza by Vasilis Afxentiou An aged fisherman had been the first to see the treasure trove. Fishermen had been the first to explore the island's ragged coast thoroughly. ...

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