Dredger Jerrod SchwarzSeptember 14, 2017 “My brother and I started a sandbagging company. He handles the bagging and selling. I do all of the sand finding. The gathering.” His da... Flash Fiction0 Comments
We Will Set Anything on Fire Jules ArcherSeptember 13, 2017 The night they make us throw our words into the fire we have nothing but smiles behind our hands. The torn sheets of Merriam-Webster’s Di... Flash Fiction1 Comment
If You Want the Rest of Your Shit, You’ll Find it in the Starbucks Tip Jar Christina DalcherAugust 30, 2017 This includes the pennies and nickels and dimes you hoarded when we first married and you made more money than I did and told me don’t touch... Flash Fiction0 Comments
CARE AND CARE ALONE JoAnna NovakAugust 22, 2017 Felicia heard the birds before four and her hair was still wet from the evening’s douse. She had her mind’s eye on waking Rupert, but he was... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Doppelganger Michael FournierAugust 8, 2017 I met my doppelgänger at a bar. We dressed the same. We ate the same dish. We drank the same drink. We were born different towns with the s... Flash Fiction0 Comments
IF SHIA LABEOUF STARRED In MY LIFE Arah KoJuly 25, 2017 He rolled up in a tank while I paced outside the shrink’s office. You know what I’m gonna say? Yeah, I know what you’re gonna say. ... Flash Fiction1 Comment
TUTELAGE Mason BinkleySeptember 12, 2017 You stand in a class full of high school students who think you’re a joke, but you can relate to them because you used to mock the man who d... Fiction0 Comments
Pretend Money in a Real World Eric WallgrenAugust 10, 2017 At first I didn’t think I could win. But after I got Short Line, B&Q Railroad, and Reading Railroad all at once, I became obsessed. I at... Fiction0 Comments
Julian Learns a Lesson at the TGI Friday’s Ashley CarranzaJuly 5, 2017 It was a Saturday night, so Julian put on her best Hawaiian shirt and met her buddy, (also handsomely clad in a nearly identical Hawaiian sh... Fiction1 Comment
Can of Bug Killer Meagan MaguireJune 28, 2017 Frankie got a kick out of killing caterpillar nests. They pissed him off, those white masses of insect thread in the trees. He conquered the... Fiction0 Comments
We Sit There and Bleed Michael Seymour BlakeJune 7, 2017 We slice our throats open and head out for the night. Sara knows this dive bar where the toilets are painted to look like Trump’s gaping ... Fiction2 Comments
Lines Don’t End Alex VigueMay 25, 2017 You didn’t know why the engineers chose to lay the rails side by side; you only knew that it was strange to ride a horizontal train. All of ... Fiction0 Comments
THE POP PUNK BIBLE Adrienne NovySeptember 6, 2017 in the beginning, god was a fifteen-year-old girl & in the beginning, the earth was without form and void, and so god created MySpace &a... Poetry0 Comments
my breasts are okay Nooks KrannieAugust 31, 2017 stealing beasts / i plant gardens / o look look breasts are covering my beasts i’m stealing skin freckles and naming them ‘death’ it’s red l... Poetry0 Comments
coming to decisions after a period of sitting on the front porch listening to the noises coming from the neighbors’ backyard Maximus AdarveAugust 29, 2017 white people listen to bad music... Poetry0 Comments
Sorry for saying sorry, no one did anything wrong Nathan CainesAugust 23, 2017 This mutual experience ends up a relentless elysian river of mutilation and I go everywhere peeled and pleading against your martyred love, ... Poetry0 Comments
ALPHABET Luis NeerAugust 15, 2017 alpha beta this is not poetry this shard from heartbroken god this is stark become god... Poetry0 Comments
My Body as a Tunnel Bri GriffithAugust 2, 2017 It’s been 13 hours since my last meal— chocolate chip bagel (no cream cheese) from Panera Bread. I’m in the on-campus elevator, ... Poetry0 Comments
Whimsy City: A Conversation with Marcus Scott Williams Greg ZorkoJuly 22, 2017 In Sparse Black Whimsy Marcus Scott Williams pulls the reader through a cascade of emotions and fleeting thoughts, through a rhythmic and en... Interviews0 Comments
Ethos, Pathos, Clowns: On 49 Venezuelan Novels Laura KnicklebineAugust 20, 2017 In this arbitrary assemblage of micro fiction, the importance of place is indirectly questioned. Can a person be anchored by what’s most fam... Reviews0 Comments
