Featured Nonfiction
The Argyle presents…
Stops on the Map
A Virtual CNF (Micro)Chap by Lance Mason
Lance Mason takes us along his life journey, sharing beautifully crafted memoirs in this virtual chap that lets us share in his adventures and wayfarer days. Lance spent a couple of decades living, working, teaching, and exploring overseas, traveling by foot, bicycle, motorcycle, freighter, plane, train, and dugout canoe. Add 15 years living in New Zealand, with frequent returns between travels in Western Europe, Africa, S.E. Asia, and South America. Seasoned by life and experience, Lance’s stories pull us in and make us want to stay for a while.
This mini-chap will vanish into the ether upon publication of The Argyle’s third issue in May 2024. Read NOW before it disappears.



The Perfect Mother Is Not Disabled.
by Audrey T. Carroll
“By blood or by stars, there is no control.”

A Poetry, Most Elegant
by Hugh Blanton
“The verses are born from university classrooms, where instead of learning to throw literary Molotov cocktails, poets-in-training learn to ululate over thier own relections and jejune grasps of life’s complexities.”



Rogerio and Me
by Lance Mason
“Balanced against a branch, rusty clippers in one hand, we snipped off the lemons just at the green “button,” so they looked special in the shops. ”

Spilled Milk
by Charmaine Arjoonlal
“I wanted my adoptive parents’ life journey to mean something. Or was it all just spilled milk?”

Senior Barbie
by Lauren Cuttler
“…maybe this is another reason I like dressing up Senior Barbie. It’s a bit like turning back the hands of time.”

The Torsollini
by Michael McLaughlin
“No man takes me seriously. They offered me fortunes to stare at my famous navel. Silly creatures men are.”

The Natural Point of View
by Thomas Belton
“It’s there - at the extremes of nature - that I find transcendence in the natural ‘point of view!’”

Spotlight on…
Melissa Llanes Brownlee
Melissa Llanes Brownlee takes us back when video had long killed the radio star and Brett Easton Ellis was the shit in her CNF pice, “‘86”.
The Argyle presents…
The Mind-Kitchen
A Virtual CNF (Micro)Chap by Basil Rosa
Author and essay writer, Basil Rosa, offers three remarkable CNF pieces that get to the heart of reality, while simultaneously testing the boundaries of our perceptions and understanding of it.
It’s like dirty realism at its best with a microdose chaser.
This mini-chap will vanish into the ether upon publication of The Argyle’s third issue in May 2024. Read NOW before it disappears.