You caught me honey-bee I always thought I was a wasp With a grin sting, turning green In the porch light, no, though. I turned ... Read More »

By L.J. Bosela Bombs are falling thick Set me free, let me run My heart stops its’ beat In this hour of my death Save ... Read More »

by Mike Gordon Just because you’ve known someone your whole life doesn’t necessarily mean you’re friends with them. Never mind that you were raised in ... Read More »

by Ryan Shofner The ephemeral nature of life dawns upon all beings. One day, the powers that be remove someone special from our lives and ... Read More »

by Megan Baker Swirls of something and nothing flow as rivers of sand in my dreams, teasing me with little glimpses of him. My daydreams ... Read More »

by Alexa Dobson Good evening, friends. My name is Neil DeGrasse Tyson, and I’d like to thank you for joining me for the thirteenth and ... Read More »

by Mike Gordon There was a motorcycle gang in Anchorage named The Brothers in the early ‘70s.  Rumor had it that when one of them ... Read More »

by Tara Bales Drinking is widely considered, and referred to in the entertainment industry as, cool. Whether it’s a teen house party scene in a ... Read More »

By Sarah Felder Snow now is only means of weathered transport: Sleep in hinged places just so I can See the bricked fire char and ... Read More »

by Édouard Ruess Rotor blades pierce the January breeze loud enough to shatter my nightmare. Realizing the untruth that controlled my mind, The night is ... Read More »

By Jenn Baker We soared over great volcanoes in the Aleutian Range. From my peephole, I watched the land ripple off into grassy tundra. I ... Read More »

by John Yakanak Reflecting on the growth of the Anchorage Sugpiaq language group, my journey so far has proved to be challenging, exciting, trying, and ... Read More »

by Gabby Brandner I sat at the oak table, lost in the pattern of the wood and only vaguely aware of my wife’s distant silhouette ... Read More »

by Nikolai Windahl Robber of Gods I drank the earth shine To the very last drop I became supersaturated and Oozed light from every pore ... Read More »

by Krista Ruesch Rays of golden sunshine stretch over the tops of snowcapped mountains, across the windswept landscape and the wide expanse of the frozen ... Read More »

by Tricia Windowmaker Mira had only been in the group for a week. Ever since her diagnosis and failed surgery, she had been struggling with ... Read More »

By Martha Amore The day Maura arrived it was cold in the way Fairbanks often is in January, fragile with frost, when it seems that ... Read More »

By Sarah Felder Eyes back, lean back, I haven’t felt The bare boned winter yet,   Your face in circles trailing skin-like Apparitions, parenthetical laugh ... Read More »

by Nikolai Windahl The snow out at Turnagain is deep, like really fuckin’ deep. I sit in class and cannot listen because I know when ... Read More »

by Krista Ruesch Shirtless on my tippy toes, six years old, I stood in profile and stared at the long scar extending from my armpit, ... Read More »

by Édouard Ruess Under an evening sky, the faded clouds induce my eyes to open wider, filling themselves with an ocean of luminous flickering. To ... Read More »

by Matthew Vos For our veterans returning from service to their country, the public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management can provide not ... Read More »

by Amanda Montavon It’s estimated that 40-80% of all doctor visits may be directly related  to stress.  When under stress we under go a physiological ... Read More »

by Alexa Dobson   When the snow falls heavily, my sleek, black husky mix prances like a horse. Bouncing down the trail as I slowly ... Read More »

by Shelby Faulconer The chills straighten the spines of       exposed trees.  Naked branches warm with a       layer of ice, ... Read More »