Fiction writer

Laraine by Don J. Rath - Identity Theory

Addressee Unknown

Lit eZine Vol 9 | p-12 | FICTION | Eyes Like Mine

The Holy Land

The Delicate Imbalance of Home in “Make Your Way Home”

Make Believe by Don J. Rath — AC | DC A Journal for the Bent

42 Stories Anthology | book

WEDNESDAY: The Knack of Reading Time

The Anatomy of Returning Home as a Stranger: A Review of Gayl Jones’ “The Unicorn Woman”

Dear Mrs. Markam - The Sunlight Press

"The Wedding" by Don J. Rath

“No Son of Mine” Recounts a Son’s Life When He’s No Longer a Son

Andrew Boryga Asks How Much Fabrication is Allowable in Fiction in “Victim”

Basement Uncle || Don J Rath

Marilyn

Freedom, Courage, and the Power of Names in “The American Daughters”

The Blue Book, published in Twelve Winters Journal

The Collection, published in Blood & Bourbon, Issue 13

Risk, Rebellion, and Growth in “Good Women”

Website

Solace After Tragedy, in “This Isn’t Going to End Well”

Book Review: Moonrise Over New Jessup

A List of Sh*t to Bring to My Brother’s Funeral (micro fiction)

7E | Kindle Vella

Book Review: Palindrome

Book Review: Stories from the Tenants Downstairs

“Whitestone” (nonfiction)

“Highjacker” (short story)