Skip to content
Flora Fiction

Flora Fiction

Creative Space + Literary Magazine

  • Submit
    • Magazine
    • Website
  • Latest Art
    • Short Story
    • Poetry
    • Illustration
    • Photography
  • Literary Magazine
    • Volume 1
    • Volume 2
  • About
    • Artist Archive
    • Press
      • Privacy Policy
    • Contact
  • Shop
    • My Account
    • Cart
Press Enter / Return to begin your search.

All articles filed in resentment

Short StoryJuly 24, 2021July 26, 2021

Dishes by John Brady

One thing can lead to another, just like how one dish piles on top. “Dishes” By John Brady illustrates another side of marriage.

Read More

Page navigation

Translate

Cart

OUT NOW

Volume 3 Issue 1: New BeginningsMarch 20, 2022
Spring 2022 is out today

Latest Art: Flora Fiction

Curious by Envy Cardena

Curious by Envy Cardena

behind, behind, behindkeep running, you’ll never catch upthe years have already passed you by, little girlno sense in breaking your legs to catch up with themlay down on the ground and cry your pretty little eyes outaccept your defeat and stop your whiningthis is the hand that God has dealt youdon’t ask questions about his…

Read More

The Seagull’s Harmonica by D.C. Houston

The Seagull’s Harmonica by D.C. Houston

On this walk, as with all days,I move,until the moon,usurps the sun.The songs of life ongoing,do their best, to fill the barren space,you once occupied.Is it hubris,to say, you are the best there ever was.Daydreams of our eleventh hour,what I could have articulated, differently.How life could change so irrevocably in your absence.Why the sun burns…

Read More

Peas by Taylor Lyon

Peas by Taylor Lyon

“Peas””It’s a little past noon and church let out half an hour ago, the second service. The eight o’clock service is a little too early for fire and brimstone or the exaggerations of Revelations. That’s what Dad says, even though he didn’t come for the late service either. He hasn’t come with me and Mom…

Read More

Drown the Clown by Gary Duehr

Drown the Clown by Gary Duehr

“Dats right, genius,” muttered Jeckles, flicking his cigar ash onto the gravel. “We iz a dyin breed, we iz.”             From the lawn chair beside his Winnebago, Jeckles eyed the bloody sun slipping down into the thin pines ringing the fairground lot. A red-and-white greasepaint target stretched across his sagging jowls. From his Yankees cap,…

Read More

1920 by DC Diamondopolous

1920 by DC Diamondopolous

A ray of sun strikes the copper’s badge and bounces off, lighting up the voting box inside H. L. Drugstore in me South Bronx neighborhood.             Now washed and mended, I wear the same once-blood-splattered and mud-stained dress, patched at the cuff, tattered ‘round the collar. It shows the scars from when we marched down…

Read More
Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.
To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy

Instagram

Our latest issue Spring 2022 is out today!
Who will you ask to be your valentine?
May this be year be lucky for you!
Submissions are now open and are free! Send us your art today for a chance at publication to an international audience. Thank you!
A reminder to reflect.
Happy New Year! Let 2022 spark creativity within.
Winter 2021 is out now! Read our theme "Fire & Ice" for free today.

Contact

Based in Saint Augustine, Florida, USA
[email protected]
  • Artist Archive
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Return and Refund Policy
  • Privacy Policy
  • Press

Like Us on Facebook

Like Us on Facebook

Follow Us on Twitter

My Tweets

*Please keep in mind that because of our “New Release,” estimated delivery is expected 4-6 weeks for printing. Thank you! Dismiss

 

Loading Comments...