Catapult Alumni

Catapult Alumni | Visual
Mutant Scars

A few days after her niece was born, she had gone to the shore and gathered a small bone and a rock.

Aug 7, 2019
Catapult Alumni
How Creativity Saved Me

My journey to create a platform to inspire people to make time for creative expression through simple, daily prompts

Catapult Alumni | Fiction
Drifted

Blue. A vast expanse of faded denim dotted with cotton-ball white plumes. Will drew a breath. And it was agony, a red flash of burning that felt like an anvil had been dropped upon his chest. He tried again, just a small gulp of air this time. The pain was still there, but deep orange […]

Jul 9, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Poetry
Song of an Ancient New York City God

king of the block king of kings skinny muscle open hydrant god fire escape pull up champ turnstile gazelle nobody fucks with you fear of god Apollo of the block summoned by the bird call curls glisten in the sun eyes ablaze on concrete bluetooth speaker tropical beats Astarte of the block Double dutch dance […]

Jul 2, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
A Brazilian in Antarctica

When James Brown offered me the job at the South Pole Research Station he told me about three things that I would find there: 1. The world’s greatest boss 2. A great love 3. The SKUA shack. The SKUA shack breaks up the ten to twenty-minute walk (depending on the wind strength and chill) from […]

Jun 27, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Fiction
Stopper

from 2013 – a magical short story

Jun 27, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Fiction
Faithful

A tale of letting go of things not meant for us

Jun 24, 2019
Catapult Alumni
Warren’s Box

*formerly published in Phoenix magazine

Jun 23, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
Trial by the Bay

Witnesses in the Valley, a City in Between

Jun 3, 2019
Catapult Alumni | Nonfiction
Restless

I don’t swim to exercise. Rhythmic laps have never been my thing. Tonight, I swim because I’m restless, unsettled, and water helps to shift things back into place.

May 21, 2019