Exit, Pursued by a Bear John KuligowskiJanuary 14, 2019 I say “Abrogate,” and one of the twinjet engines explodes. The passenger beside me, with whom I’d been discussing recent mutations in parti... Flash Fiction0 Comments
I’m Pretty Sure I Know What’s Going to Happen Today David KrebsDecember 21, 2018 A shop will be a spacecraft and the sales jargon will be aliens’ best attempt to understand and be understood and we’ll be traveling while w... Flash Fiction0 Comments
I Am Afraid of Virginia Woolf Clara PaivaNovember 21, 2018 I don’t want to be here when it starts to rain were the first words you stung me with. I led my fingers to my hair and you said we had time ... Flash Fiction0 Comments
Watching the Brett Kavanaugh Hearings on Mute Alex PickensNovember 20, 2018 A woman wanders into the room, uncertain where she is or why, but a professional team of scriptwriters comes to her aid. The major networks... Flash Fiction1 Comment
A short story in which a boy becomes lost from his mother in a supermarket, wanders out the door, and comes upon an identical mother in an identical supermarket Molly Oberstein-AllenNovember 19, 2018 The glass in the door of the milk refrigerator was heavier than he thought it would be when it shattered. One minute looking at the variousl... Flash Fiction1 Comment
Post-Postmodernism in Practice/Process Ian Drew ForsythOctober 23, 2018 The postmodernist couldn't drink a cup of coffee yesterday. The post-structuralism of such an act was far too overwhelming. The postmodernis... Flash Fiction0 Comments
CAN I STAY WITH YOU TONIGHT? Becca WildJanuary 15, 2019 When Tara imagined what it must be like to be a man, she imagined it to be like standing on top of a building above everyone. She imagined a... Fiction0 Comments
Lust and Glazed Donuts Caitlin FarrugiaJanuary 8, 2019 Peta slips her mail from the letterbox into her denim jacket pocket that ruffles thin and long against her side. The wind is a cool, slightl... Fiction0 Comments
The Sorrow of the Strongman Cameron Thomas SnyderJanuary 5, 2019 We watched from the bleachers as the Christian strongman sliced an apple in half using a single strand of mint-waxed dental floss. The two j... Fiction0 Comments
That End of August Feeling Hart MuldoonDecember 30, 2018 Look at you. Sitting there under lavender sheets. Naked, staring out the window. Leaning against that pillow you call a husband. Buck up—you... Fiction0 Comments
All the President’s Dogs Blake WallinDecember 6, 2018 This is an excerpt from a fantasy satire novel entitled More Perfect August 27, 2211 (10:00am) The President rode his coattail... Fiction0 Comments
On the Downbeat Cecilia KennedyNovember 25, 2018 There’s a syncopated, synthesizer, drum machine, reguetón beat that calls out over my Bose® speakers—and that beat belongs to the ... Fiction0 Comments
Grinding My Teeth Meg JohnsonJanuary 17, 2019 Don't you hate it when your imaginary boyfriend is mean to you? I've really built up a lot of resentment toward him. I found out he slept wi... Poetry0 Comments
little z Holly DayJanuary 16, 2019 last night I dreamed about your fingers on my flesh my body too small to take your words anymore, I am not your handpuppet, mister last nig... Poetry0 Comments
Drive Through Douglas ColeJanuary 12, 2019 He wanders up to fast food windows hoping someone will hear his confession. A seagull flaps over his head and he rises in bed almost hitting... Poetry0 Comments
ghosting Charlotte CoveyJanuary 7, 2019 there are a few men who i know only in the biblical sense. they have never taken me to coffee, and i have never met their mothers over th... Poetry0 Comments
One Top-speed Supersonic Turbo Cappuccino Stefano CalligaroJanuary 5, 2019 #1 LET’S SAY I AM A FAMOUS AUTHOR AND I TYPE FAST LET’S SAY I AM A FAMOUS DRIVER AND I RACE FAST THERE’S NO SHAME IN IT, YOU ARE A V... 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
Ad Infinitum Wilson JosephsonOctober 27, 2018 Caliban has a good claim to Patagonian ancestry... There’s a strange connotation attached to ghost towns: folks seem to assume that... Reviews0 Comments
