by Laurel Dowswell “Oedipus Rex tries on spandex.”
Tag: Change Seven Magazine
7 Reads We Recommend
“You Might Have Been My Brother…” by Tang Danhong in The Common Filled with visceral imagery, this poem could be a mural—painted with feathers, yet
An Alleyway in Paris
by Sandra Ebner One night, when my husband and I first visited Paris, we left our hotel to look for a place to eat. Unfortunately,
Banging on the Keyed Zither by Joe Mills
As the children aged, I felt a certain satisfaction each time we could jettison a piece of plastic equipment. Bye-bye Pack-N-Play. Adios high chair. It
Have You Heard the One About the Bookseller and the Farmer’s Daughter? Or “Hello, Would You Marry Me?”
by Corey Mesler “When there is food on the table, when the candles are lit, when you wash the dishes together and put the
The Changing Nature of Change
by Ilana Masad . I love dictionaries. I especially love the Oxford English Dictionary. There are eleven definitions for “change” as a noun and eight
Change Seven Magazine 