K R Smith on Medium curated some lists

K R Smith

K R Smith

HUMOR

12 stories

A screenshot of the title area for Medium’s Staff Picks.

Abstract frost markings cover the windshield of a car. It all has a blue tone to it. Photo taken by the author on December 23, 2024.

Christmas trees lined up for sale outside of Jake’s Produce, a farm store in Port Republic, Maryland, USA.

K R Smith

ARTICLES

48 stories

A screenshot of the title area for Medium’s Staff Picks.

Tulip poplar leaves on the hood of a car appear to float.

A squirrel on a tree limb nibbling on food. This squirrel has a notched ear, possibly from a squabble with another squirrel.

K R Smith

POETRY

39 stories

A stump leans over the Gunpowder River north of Baltimore. The river is mostly covered in ice. The river flows through a wooded valley. The trees have lost their leaves. The photo was taken by the author on January 23, 2025.

A mosaic image of my pocket watch with bright blue, orange, andyellow colors.

This photo shows a sunrise peeking through trees in a wooded area. The colors of the sun are yellow and orange. The sky is orange, purple, blue, green, and yellow. The trees in the foreground are dark.

K R Smith

HAIKU

74 stories

Bare winter trees, their trunks and twigs colored orangey-red by the rising sun, stand against a blue sky.

A single feather from a mourning dove. The base is gray, there is a black band in the middle, and the tip is white.

A mosaic image of my pocket watch with bright blue, orange, andyellow colors.

K R Smith

SHORT FICTION

10 stories

Mabel Normand being tied to the tracks in the silent film Barney Oldfield’s Race for a Life (1913). The image is available at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Barney_Oldfield%27s_Race_for_a_Life.jpg.

A young woman standing looking out over the ocean. There are marshy areas in front of her.

K R Smith

SERIALS

5 stories

Giant worm in exposed worm tunnel.

Light from a setting sun comes through a chain link fence.

K R Smith

NOIR

2 stories

K R Smith

K R Smith

Writing, artwork, music — maybe even a recipe for chili.

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