“Out Goes the Blot,” new poetry by David Kruger

I sit at the free clinic like a tailor stitching a hidden nest in a jacket. After the hat … More

“How Hazel Tried to Kill the One Good Thing,” an excerpt from the novel HAZEL by David Huddle

Hazel never completely moved into Forrest’s apartment. She kept paying her rent in graduate housing, but she left more … More

Elected as county sheriff on a paranormal defense and anti-goblinry platform, Sheriff Cecil Kotto has defended the citizens of his … More

Wade Stevenson’s prior poetry collection, But Darling I Love You!, was published in bilingual edition by Trilce Editions, Barcelona, 1968. … More

Lynn Lurie is the author of three novels, Corner of the Dead (2008), winner of the Juniper Prize for Fiction, … More

Caleb Michael Sarvis is a writer from Jacksonville, Florida. He is the fiction editor for Bridge Eight Literary Magazine and … More

The subject denotes themself as a collection of individual objects. Each organ and limb and vein its own sentient … More

Simon weasels his way out of every trap I set. I dirtied my paws a long time ago, getting … More

Going, Going It was an act of love to go for the throat, blood slipping out, making of the … More

Case Study [delete]* Bear in mind that I’m a suspect witness. Everything I say is subject to … More

What we eat in my dreams is always the forbidden: bread and more bread, a failure of imagination. We … More

A man makes a living any way he can, sometimes even by selling roses by the side of the … More