There is an island in the middle of the ocean upon which sits a lone banyan tree. It wasn’t always thus. Legend has it that this strange island had once been inhabited by women with beautiful voices. No one had ever seen these women but sailors would return from their travels spinning tales of hearing… Continue reading MOEMOE (CURIOSITY), an original Tahitian legend
Once a Month
ONCE A MONTH Written by J.F. Acosta Pages: 3 Characters: Alice, 20’s Karen, 20’s Synopsis: Karen’s got a date, but she forgot that this isn’t a good time. Copyright © 2019 by J.F. Acosta All rights reserved. No part of this work may be presented, performed, reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by… Continue reading Once a Month
Why John Wick Should Be Your Desert Island Movie
There is something about this movie that fills me with glee. Is it all the shooting, punching and kicking? Is it all the well-tailored suits? Is it The Keanu? Yes and yes and yes again. Action movie Keanu is my favorite Keanu. Second only to action science fiction Keanu. He only has two speeds in… Continue reading Why John Wick Should Be Your Desert Island Movie
Hard at Work
HARD AT WORK Written by J.F. Acosta Pages: 4 Characters: Callie, 30’s Jordan, 20’s Synopsis: Callie tries to get some work done, but Jordan would rather tell her about his day. Copyright © 2018 by J.F. Acosta All rights reserved. No part of this work may be presented, performed, reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any… Continue reading Hard at Work
Renzar and Talyah
Renzar’s eyelids grew heavy, his nose dipping low as his custom made spectacles began to slip off his face. The book of meditation practices he had been reading lay at his feet, neatly bookmarked. Focusing on the ebb and flow of his breathing and the clearing of clamoring thoughts cluttering his mind, he began to… Continue reading Renzar and Talyah
The Witch in the Woods
The woman was studiously minding her own business when she heard a ruckus outside her house. She cautiously cracked the front door open and peered out. Two small children were voraciously stuffing fistfulls of the exterior wall into their maws. The woman opened the door wider. “Can I help you?” She inquired. The two children… Continue reading The Witch in the Woods