Fiction
Same ol’ Song and Dance by Randy William Santiago
The sun rose slower every morning leaving the city beneath her darker longer.
Randy William Santiago is an Afro-Puerto Rican writer from inner-city Chicago. He is a graduate of Cornell College's English program, a Fulbright Scholar and an ACM Mellon Fellow. Randy's fiction has been published in Prometheus Dreaming and is forthcoming in Storm Cellar Quarterly, his non-fiction in Litro Magazine, and his poetry in eris and eros.
The sun rose slower every morning leaving the city beneath her darker longer.