Written Tales Magazine
Mother
In Thompson Emate's sonnet "Mother," the poet reflects on a mother’s prophetic vision of her child’s journey. Through vivid imagery, Emate explores the mother’s belief ...
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Scribbled Gibberish
In "Scribbled Gibberish," a gigan poem by Gurupreet K Khalsa, shadows of November’s chill merge with the murky depths of the bayou. The piece delves ...
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Hymn — KA
Dive into the raw intensity of "Hymn — KA," a free verse poem by David Blumenfeld. With visceral imagery and a torrent of relentless emotions, ...
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A Few Literary Treasures
The Four Element Challenge
Discover the creative brilliance of our latest challenge in "The Four Element Challenge: The Results Are In." Each entry, inspired by one of the classical ...
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Unleash Your Creativity
"Unleash Your Creativity: Embrace Unconventional Writing Prompts" invites writers to push beyond traditional inspiration and explore innovative, boundary-breaking prompts. In this thought-provoking article, the author ...
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Juliet's Last Lover
In "Juliet's Last Lover," Stu Ducklow presents a compelling short story about Juliet, an aging figure who, despite her shiny new exterior, struggles with her ...
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A Valentine for the Dead
In "A Valentine for the Dead," Mark Ready's poignant short non-fiction piece delves into the lingering ache of loss and unfulfilled love. The narrative reflects ...
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The Beginning of the End
In "The Beginning of the End," Martha Mackilin Blair’s evocative short story delves into the quiet yet profound moments of a family confronting a dire ...
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Spring in the Alps
In "Spring in the Alps," Petrouchka Alexieva captures the majestic stillness of the Alpine landscape, where snow-laden peaks and dormant waterfalls paint a serene backdrop. ...
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