Jason Tinney’s ‘Ripple Meets the Deep’ launches at Mick O’Shea’s October 18
Jason Tinney’s words will transport you. His new story collection, Ripple Meets the Deep, has such power and raw beauty;
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Caryn Coyle writes about arts, culture and food for the websites CBS Baltimore and Welcome to Baltimore, Hon. Her fiction has been published in a dozen literary journals including Gargoyle, JMWW, The Little Patuxent Review, Loch Raven Review, Midway Journal, The Journal (Santa Fe) and the anthology City Sages: Baltimore from City Lit Press. She won the 2009 Maryland Writers Association Short Fiction Award, third prize in the first Delmarva Review Short Story Contest, 2011 and honorable mentions for her fiction from the Missouri Writer’s Guild (2011) and the St. Louis Writer’s Guild (2012).
Author: Caryn Coyle
Missing Willett
(Willett, me and mime Marianne Wittelsberger.) Willett Thomas was a gifted writer with a kindness that was genuine. A few days
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The crush I had on my dad faded when I was a teenager. I was selling shoes at Hutzler’s Department
Read moreThe little Beatles’ film that could
“There were so many odds against the making of this film,” said Kathy McCabe, Baltimore native and producer of “Good
Read moreJeramie Bellmay’s art creates awareness to current problems
(Jeramie Bellmay stands in front of his artwork called, Will She Offer You Her Garden?) “Art can transcend its message,”
Read moreThe Queen of Love and Beauty
I thought my rival for his affection was his daughter, born on Valentine’s Day. She was five years old. He
Read moreThe Holiday Storm
“We can go some other time,” Eve says to the dashboard. Paul glances at her. He turns back to peer
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You place your napkin in your lap and see that you are still wearing your apron. You smile. The table
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Legacy of my deaf ‘bachelor’ uncle
The Coyles gather for ice cream on vacation in Maine, Aug. 26, 2012. “He was a player,” my cousin, Kim said.
Read morePhilip Laubner and Rafael Alvarez capture the Tuerk House
“The first portrait I shot in the Tuerk House series was of 92-year-old ex-nurse Wendy Mater. British born, vibrant and
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