Day in the Manner of Magritte Austin Sanchez-MoranJuly 26, 2018 There is a man in a charcoal wool suit who parks his black Mini in a tall concrete car park in the middle of a sheep farm in Devon, England.... Flash Fiction0 Comments
He Admitted It. Steve AnwyllJuly 10, 2018 Some bitch jabs me in the ribs with an elbow. I squeal like a pig. Then without breaking pace. Running across the orange tiled platform. Tow... Flash Fiction0 Comments
You know you’ve done your crying when you eulogise without a tear Simon PinkertonJuly 9, 2018 A recently-dead person long gone. A celebration of their life. I’m the corpse, the corpse at the lectern. Four years of r... Flash Fiction0 Comments
In Defense of Lee Harvey Oswald (Or at Least my Mother) Michael O'NeillMay 30, 2018 I was watching the Zapruder film in my parents’ basement in Houghton when the screen of my laptop froze black. A snapshot of my face was tak... Flash Fiction0 Comments
INFESTATION Melody Chang SnyderMay 29, 2018 I I’m in the basement of the Sharon house. I feel mostly like my present self but the house is as it was when I was a teenager.... Flash Fiction1 Comment
Reverie Mir -YasharMay 21, 2018 Nick smokes a joint in the sauna. He feels a deep and dreamy release. The smoke and steam are like being in a timeless mist. The world is be... Flash Fiction0 Comments
THE TINDER BIO AS AN EXPRESSION OF MY CURRENT MENTAL STATE Marisa CraneAugust 15, 2018 If you’re reading this, it means you’ve managed to hack my Gmail and find my Google doc containing every Tinder bio I’ve ever had, arranged ... Fiction0 Comments
May Contain Gluten Keaton SmithAugust 15, 2018 Huey Seymour stood in the two-foot deep hole in the back corner of the yard behind his family’s farmhouse, located in Central Kansas. His ey... Fiction0 Comments
To You, in Another 31 Years Steve GergleyJuly 31, 2018 For thirty-one days you’ve been trapped inside this house, searching for an exit. There is a part of you that craves this idea of ... Fiction0 Comments
Russell the Muscle Brings the Pain Harris LahtiJune 13, 2018 Tonight—like every Monday night—the residents of Lexington Home crowd the living room to watch the leotarded men of WWE wrestling trade body... Fiction1 Comment
RESTAURANT BOY Blake MiddletonJune 2, 2018 I've worked at the same restaurant for five years. Not the worst job ever. No no. Not terrible. &n... Fiction0 Comments
For My Beautiful Daughter Marilyn on Her 16th Birthday Alex EbelMay 31, 2018 After reading the card aloud, Marilyn’s mother carefully opened the gift she had finished wrapping moments before. Inside the box was an apr... Fiction0 Comments
Locker Rooms of North America Joanna KudōJuly 25, 2018 This museum has the following exhibits: Gallery of school functions. The fifth grade play is 1776. Benjamin Franklin is played by a girl,... Poetry0 Comments
Letter from Montreal Emily PinkertonJuly 13, 2018 It was cloudy today in Montreal / overcast and cool for July When I realized / the space between An ending and a beginning / is endless &a... Poetry0 Comments
disney short I can’t remember the name of Victor ShawJuly 13, 2018 the homeless yuki-onna sells her matchsticks. everybody already has matches and she makes very little money. at night she sits in her bac... Poetry0 Comments
red rose petal in the sink Sarah JonesJuly 11, 2018 he’s asking to see me again he’s asking to see me again he’s asking to see me again he’s asking to see me again he’s asking to see me ag... Poetry1 Comment
i was born in the mall of america Amy Saul-ZerbyJune 6, 2018 no, i was born in a lake no, i was born in a boxcar sculpted out of butter & placed behind glass i lost my first tooth in o... Poetry0 Comments
devices that remind you of the past catch businessJune 5, 2018 are you thinking my name because i’m grinding my teeth seeing double in the mirror four walls even when we tweet something at the... Poetry0 Comments
Walking Through The House: An Interview with Doe Parker Greg ZorkoJuly 22, 2018 Doe Parker's The Good House and The Bad House (published by Recenter Press in 2018) is a collection that explores space and place, memory an... 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
Tiny Crimes Wilson JosephsonAugust 5, 2018 I doubt I’m the only one here who struggles with collections of short stories. My friend Anne insists that it’s a problem of investment and ... ReviewsUncategorized0 Comments
