The Abstract Art Gallery
A writing gallery created by writers from around the world. From poetry to song lyrics, from essays to entire novels and short stories.
The man was about…
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…in the evening, downtown Morgan’s Landing sparkled with snow covered Holiday décor. Strings of colored lights and wreaths hung across Main Street from telephone pole to telephone pole, and the shops windows twinkled with…
By D.A. Helmer
Read MoreThe story of a D+ Writer
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… lifetime of stringing paragraphs together, justified ones even, and not one character—in his case represented as a fictionalized person, letter…
By CraigE
Read MoreDiversity is discussed…
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… a simple equation, Paulie’s three-character social group had the perfect sampling, explaining the diversity definition in the competitive…
By Marc OBrien
Read MoreMy COVID experience was…
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… tired on that day, cleaning my home and getting ready for pooja as it was Thursday, my routine day for doing pooja. My phone rang, and I rushed to pick up the call. The very next second, everything turned…
By Sujatha Ganeshan
Read More…smiled warmly as he welcomed his guest into the bar of The Overlook Hotel. His guest, a man in his mid-fifties in a designer polo-shirt, pointed to a…
By Chris Platt
Read MoreThe mind works best…
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… fiddled with his tie until he’d managed a hopelessly entangled knot. Gordan’s mom sighed! With a single snip of her scissors she freed the tie from Gordan’s…
By K. L. Shipley
Read More… was flaked out in front of the television, watching a film. He was about to get another beer from the fridge when there was a knock at…
By Chris Platt
Read More… think people suffering from Obsessive Compulsive Disorder are odd then consider the case of Randy Boyle. Going beyond the weirdness of doing everything in a…
By CraigE
Read MoreHow do you ward off…
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…the cloudless evening sprinkling illuminating stars, a large roar exploded shaking the striped ones stall, “Zebra,” Paulie calmly comforted, “those loud mechanical monsters are never going to replace…
By Marc OBrien
Read MorePaulie Travels The…
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… inside the morally wooded forest whose temperature was taken by a crystal placid lake, glistening in the sun, protected when shade eased in and out. Sitting at its bank, Paulie pondered his youthful maturity and how information effects his world’s …
By Marc OBrien
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