Sci-Fi Saturday Charles GroselApril 4, 2020 Past the point of no return something always goes terribly wrong—an exploding oxygen tank, an errant asteroid, sabotage by the Iago-like sto... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Two Stories about Iowa Mark JohnsonMarch 24, 2020 Spencer, Iowa I was pissing in a can when I figured out I pissed exactly 16 ounces, full bladdered. I had just crash... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Hospital Visit Kevin SterneMarch 18, 2020 My girl and I visit my dad in the hospital. He's watching this show called Man vs. Bear. This accountant who did an Iron Man is... Flash Fiction0 Comments
What Joshua HebburnMarch 16, 2020 “What,” he said. “Nothing,” she said, “I didn't say anything.” One of them had lied and the other knew.... Flash Fiction0 Comments
The Getaway Car Bethany MangleMarch 12, 2020 You got a fast car. I remember the day you came home with it, the way you sat at the kitchen counter and spun the keys around your index fin... Flash Fiction1 Comment
Thoughts After Being Struck by Lightning Jeana MahanMarch 10, 2020 It’s a weird feeling being dead. When the lightning hit, physically my body went down, but a part of me went up. I begin to float, like a... Flash Fiction2 Comments
The Dispensary Delvon T. MattinglyApril 3, 2020 I told Lamar to call me when we hit quota. I wanted to hear the excitement in his voice, that of which I have not heard in over a decade—whe... Fiction0 Comments
Helen Sullivan meets Otto von Bismarck on Flight AA 4034 from Chicago to Des Moines Mark DoyleMarch 28, 2020 -- Do you object to my annexing the middle seat? -- I’m sorry? -- They’ve just closed the cabin doors, so I thought I might spread mys... Fiction0 Comments
The Memory of You Isabelle CorreaMarch 5, 2020 The most interesting thing about me is that I’m famous for manslaughter, which in the end, was called something else, something less gory th... Fiction0 Comments
Until Next Year Elliot HarperMarch 4, 2020 The laminated menu said that it had been open since 1986. The 18th of December to be exact. It seems a strange date to open up an Italian re... Fiction0 Comments
Honeycomb Abigail StewartMarch 4, 2020 Emma’s beehives were at the very back of her property. She’d bought this house specifically because it landed strategically outside of relev... Fiction0 Comments
Watershed Josh OlivierMarch 2, 2020 We were standing in our living room, daylight fading through the blinds, when Em started telling me that our relationship was over—completel... Fiction0 Comments
Adulthood: A Foretelling Esther SunApril 2, 2020 I have been playing music more than ever since leaving school, clean notes softening bladed intervals of silence. My mother thinks I’m ... Poetry0 Comments
Have you met the hot psychiatrist? Gabby VachonApril 1, 2020 Yes indeed. He has eyes like a melted Kit Kat And the kind of smile that queries a closer look Whisper secrets into his Montblanc fountai... Poetry0 Comments
I WANT YOU… Tina GrossMarch 19, 2020 (a library catalog "browse title" found poem) I want you all to myself I want you! An experiment studying the sele... Poetry2 Comments
Over 100°, La Mesa Zebulon HusetMarch 17, 2020 Schools have unleashed their burden of bustle roughly onto blanched sidewalks with orange flames tickling their palms and heels, bubbling ... Poetry0 Comments
Courtney Love Comes Over To My House K. Tyler ChristensenMarch 9, 2020 and requests that I make her a raspberry jelly sandwich on white bread and we sip Diet Dr. Pepper from fluorescent-colored ... Poetry0 Comments
blue / blue Savannah SloneFebruary 25, 2020 piano string bones strung joints unsmoken cigarettes marionette motherings this is flora, fauna us in the quiet hoarding breath mourn... Poetry0 Comments
Bart Schaneman on The Silence Is The Noise Tanner BallengeeOctober 20, 2018 Interview by Tanner Ballengee * * * Bart Schaneman didn’t write a book. He created a living, bleeding entity. Pulsating ... Interviews0 Comments
Escapism as Medicine, Making People Feel Nervous in Public, and Inspiration from the 7-Eleven Menu – A Chat with Porpentine Charity Heartscape October 8, 2017
America at Play McKenna ClarkeMarch 15, 2020 Read this book, read it backwards, read the instructions, forget them, and read it again. Mathias Svalina’s, America at Play, is a collectio... Reviews0 Comments
Replacing Furballs with Truffles: a review of Juliette Sebock’s How My Cat Saved My Life February 14, 2020
