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In Need of Old Gods

lichen 5 by Ned Mudd

In Need of Old Gods

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stitched the seer into horse hide
to dream
upon
some conjoined chief

gifted to birth...
4 days ago
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What's Grabbing You Lately?

We celebrate the passage of time in a funny way on Juke. Every three months, I send out a question to anyone who’s contributed (writing, art, etc) to Juke. They send back their responses and I gather them all into one big celebratory post—a...

8 days ago
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Now the Storyteller

Photo by ANHELINA OSAULENKO on Unsplash

Now the Storyteller

The earliest bus was the one he liked to catch when he needed to go to town, and this time of year when greens colored the hills and rain often fell at night and felt cool an...

11 days ago
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The Margin Note

Photo by Shawn Rain on Unsplash

I’m a better grandparent than I was a father.

This is not a confession so much as a receipt. Time has stamped it. I have paid for it in years, and in the silences that come back at night and sit at the foot...

15 days ago
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Emberwork

Photo by Bernd 📷 Dittrich on Unsplash

Emberwork

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when morning
		loosens the dark
			with her careful impatience
	and you wake
		fro...
18 days ago
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  • Tonya Morton

    Writer. Editor. Publisher. Compulsively inquisitive. Yes, I want to hear your weird story.

  • Paul Vlachos

    Paul Vlachos is a writer, photographer and filmmaker. He was born in New York City, where he currently lives. He is the author of “The Space Age Now,” released in 2020, “Breaking Gravity,” in 2021, and the just-released “Exit Culture.”

  • Matt Layne

    Poet, librarian, raconteur; Matt Layne's debut multimedia poetry collection, Miracle Strip, had been awarded the 2025 Alabama Author Award for Poetry and was named the 2024 Book of the Year by the Alabama State Poetry Society. Order your copy today.

  • Ned Mudd

    Ned Mudd resides in Alabama where he engages in interspecies communication, rock collecting, and frequent cloud watching. He is the author of The Adventures of Dink and DVD (a space age comedy). Some of Ned’s best friends are raccoons.

  • Damon Falke

    Damon Falke is the author of, among other works, The Scent of a Thousand Rains, Now at the Uncertain Hour, By Way of Passing, and Koppmoll (film). He lives in northern Norway.

  • The Magpie Chronicles

    A journal of art, culture, and a life spent obsessively collecting beautiful things, people and stories. Written in the Vermont woods by a former New Yorker, permanent dilettante. M Sebastian Araujo Esq.

  • Sue Cauhape

    I love writing about the Great Basin, Salt Lake City and Southern Utah, Santa Cruz, and Truckee, CA., as well as pulling memories from the past. Take a brief vacation as we travel down real, remembered, and imagined byways.

  • Tabby Ivy

    Tabby Ivy is a painter living in Carlton, Oregon. Painting came to her late in life. Her home studio is a sanctuary for painting and reading her vast collection of art books. www.tabbyivy.com

  • Luciano Conte

    I was born in Formia, Italy, where my love for the arts is rooted. Film photography and the pen are my tools of choice these days. If not in my studio, you can find me baking bread or building a house or two

  • Constance

    I cherish my privacy. But love to read and occasionally make a comment.

  • Sean Downing

    Sean Downing, poet, musician, teaches high school English and Theater Arts in Pagosa Springs, Colorado.

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