Non-Fiction - Half and One

First Plane Ride with my Dad

By Zachary Gearey / October 23, 2024

My brother and I used to count the number of houses we lived in when […]

My brother and I used to count the number of houses we lived in when

By Jeff Hennelly / October 23, 2024

Once forged on the battlefield, leaders are now proffered by the media, which has significantly increased

Once forged on the battlefield, leaders are now proffered by the media, which has significantly increased

By David Mills / October 8, 2024

A rented, cold metal hospital bed menacingly crowds the living room of the 1970’s suburban, one-story

A rented, cold metal hospital bed menacingly crowds the living room of the 1970’s suburban, one-story

By Andrew Sarewitz / October 3, 2024

There are now condominiums on a 4 and a half acre plot in Basking Ridge, NJ.

There are now condominiums on a 4 and a half acre plot in Basking Ridge, NJ.

By Andrew Sarewitz / September 24, 2024

Walking like a crippled ghost, I only saw her from behind. I wanted to write crippled

Walking like a crippled ghost, I only saw her from behind. I wanted to write crippled

By Yuruo Shan / September 17, 2024

It was 10 years ago, before I came to study in this country. I had a

It was 10 years ago, before I came to study in this country. I had a

By Andrew Sarewitz / September 16, 2024

Born and raised within the city limits of Philadelphia: three sisters. The last survivor, Mimi, passed

Born and raised within the city limits of Philadelphia: three sisters. The last survivor, Mimi, passed

By Jeremy Kinter / September 16, 2024

Chapsticks get buried. They are sometimes found beneath the rubble of wrappers in my car,

Chapsticks get buried. They are sometimes found beneath the rubble of wrappers in my car,

By Andrew Sarewitz / September 14, 2024

Mother’s Day came and went this year without a sound. I didn’t think much on it.

Mother’s Day came and went this year without a sound. I didn’t think much on it.