Tag Archives: John Kropa
The DRAMA Column – John Kropa
The Johnsonville Press would like to introduce a new column to the Creative section: The Drama Column. This column is a collaboratively written serial story that will follow the character… Read more
The Vermont Trip – John Kropa
The moon was a smokey spotlight over the car. Our getaway car – Pat’s new-old Lexis – stick shift – crammed with all our belongings: books, clothes, guitar, ukulele. There were four of… Read more
Sketches On (Or While) Behaving – John Kropa
II
Is what we’re doing now
ordinary?
Ordinarily it would be
but
These are extraordinary
circumstances.
I END UP HAIRLESS – John Kropa
The second time I was forced out of my home, I was forced out by floods of ambivalence. I roamed a country saturated with indolence and came across a black metal fence. Before me was a gate. Beneath my feet was a dusty road. After a minute of silent contemplation I heard, behind me, the resounding tremolo of an approaching stampede.
I Thought I Saw Outside a Bird – John Kropa
John Kropa is a Creative Writing student here at Rutgers U. This short story constitutes the first of what we hope will be many creative and poetry submissions. Please enjoy and critique…
