“A Catalogue of Things That Follows from Looking”: William Lessard Interviews Julia Madsen, author of THE BONEYARD, THE BIRTH MANUAL, A BURIAL: INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE HEARTLAND

Julia Madsen is a writer who thinks like a filmmaker, a filmmaker who thinks like a writer, and an artist … More

“Lovers’ Lane,” original short fiction by Michael Cole

Lovers’ Lane was a lake, an old crater, faintly heart-shaped, about a mile outside of town. On any Friday … More

*** Tara Campbell (taracampbell.com) is a fiction editor at Barrelhouse and an MFA candidate at American University. Prior … More

Mairead Case is a teacher, writer, and editor in Denver, Colorado. She publishes widely, and wrote the novel See You in … More

J. Bradley is a two-time winner of Wigleaf‘s Top 50 (Very) Short Fictions. He’s the author of … More

Wolf Tours: Day One The wolves have eaten the children— or so say the clients, unaware of the existence of … More

In the front yard, there is a nativity scene that awaits the birth of its Christ. Mother set up … More

An American Werewolf in London (John Landis, 1981) At night, you become your body, the skin pebbles, hair … More

Jason Teal For 2018 I charted a sort of reading renaissance, rethinking my art and how it’s made—which has … More

Her: uproarious laughter— a narrow staircase— Me: cheap cologne— wilted rosemary on the windowsill— Her: distant voices— strong hands— … More

I just want to go where nobody’s gone before. All the people here look so tired But that’s what keeps … More

The Death Scene Artist, by Andrew Wilmot. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada: Wolsak and Wynn, October 2018. 300 pages. $20,00, paper. What makes … More