Indie Bookstore Spotlight: Stories (Echo Park, CA)
This week Akashic in Good Company is delighted to feature a virtual tour of one of our favorite indie bookstores, Stories! (Echo Park, CA)
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“Mama and Papa Find a Way” by Suzon George
Mama and Papa’s love was magic! Their first kiss was magic. Their wedding kiss was magic. The kiss that made Mimi was magic.
One snowy morning, Papa and Mama shared a good morning kiss that turned magical. Their hearts and other parts warmed. Pajamas were shed. Heat built. Suddenly . . .
Read an excerpt from All Waiting Is Long by Barbara J. Taylor
Read an excerpt from All Waiting Is Long by Barbara J. Taylor, along with a short statement from the author on writing the book.
Catharine H. Murray — Good Medicine Collective, Portland, ME
Date: January, 26 2020
Winter’s Deep Peace Practice: Yoga Nidra and Writing: Give yourself the gift of deep rest and soulful integration. Spend a morning relaxing into the guided meditation practice of yoga nidra paired with a supportive writing practice. Invite body and mind to let go of your “to do” list and rest in the present moment. Yoga […]
Catharine H. Murray — Good Medicine Collective, Portland, ME
Date: January, 13 2020
Writing To Heal: A Six-Week Series for Women: Let go of the losses that keep you from living your best life. Whether the end of a relationship, death of a loved one or life transition, loss comes in many forms and requires our attention. In the safety of a small group, nurture your creativity, cultivate […]
“Police Ko” by Bradford Middleton
Jack had been living the good life for a long while but still hadn’t made it out of the day to day dealings his position demanded of him . . .
Read “A Bag for Nicholas,” Hirsh Sawhney’s story from New Jersey Noir
To celebrate the release of his new novel South Haven, we’re pleased to feature author Hirsh Sawhney’s story from New Jersey Noir, edited by Joyce Carol Oates.
“Joint Readiness” by Claire H Brukman
Tal Afar Town is what they call us, but we’re not the real deal. The casting agency had to open it up to “actors of Middle Eastern or Mediterranean descent in good standing with the Union.” Who cares if we’ve got a few Armenians, and even a Steinberg from Scarsdale . . .