This is the final installment of our to-date collection of Jack Harvey’s work. It is a fitting sendoff. Take time to read it–it’s more worth it than you may realize. ___ Out of Time by Jack D. Harvey The old man rose and wiggled his toes in the light of the faltering fire; the season …
We’re continuing today with our wonderful stash of Jack Harvey’s work. Eloquence abounds. ___ Saintly Day by Jack D. Harvey For my own saintly day, I shall be martyred on a great white cross- shaped bird, borne away high, fast and bleeding to the upper regions where Mark the lion roars, where the tiger rolls …
Hi there, You’ve either come here of your own volition and intuition–your curiosity–or you’ve seen our flyers scattered about. Either way, please read. Unity Among Lost Souls The same wind that caressed the faces of our ancestors crosses our paths and waves like a distant friend. The very atoms that make up …
These two poems are the first of the several we received from Jack Harvey. They have a particularly whimsical, yet serious nature which threatens to bubble out from beneath their seams at any moment. More to come. Enjoy! ___ Mannheim Mannheim went mad one morning, before they brought his coffee and bun staring out …
This story carries a chilling note of the thought-provoking. Please, enjoy the read. We certainly did. ___________ THE FOOD UPON WHICH OTHERS FEAST by Thomas Elson We mapped this route generations earlier, and irrespective of origin, the path is the same for everyone. We also dictated a hierarchy: We, the vanguards, would watch the votaries …
We’re kicking off the Spring 2019 online issue with something that is really worth the read. We hope you find Doug’s story as stirring as we did. Here it comes: _________________ Leaning Into It Days after I decided to travel to the Blue Ridge Mountains on a motorcycle, I bought a new bike after years …
Hey there, everyone. Spring has yet to come (in the northern hemisphere at least,) but winter’s breadth has done little to stop the slew of exciting ideas pouring from our elated hearts. Because the Hedge Apple is continuously spun with the preferences of student-interns, editors change with the seasons. That cycle of change results in …
Hey, everyone! The wait is over, the Fall 2018 edition of the Hedge Apple is officially available on Amazon! It’s been an awesome semester, and we are excited to share this amazing collection of work from a very talented group of contributors. In this edition of the Hedge Apple, you can expect to encounter top-of-line …
She is given a task that morning, one that is not grand or unique. She has carried it out a hundred times before, but today her thoughts get muddled and bleak. Some days it seems she floats on a breeze, her mind at ease, no troubled sleep. She carries with her woes and strife from …
from Dr. Zhivago, or the 40’s film noir epic. It means victorious, like laurel wreaths. An overcomer. Epic. I could have been Holly or Angela or Christina because I was born on Christmas Day. The doctor was out skiing, or so the epic goes. The nurse delivered me. Placed me on a mantle …