HE KNOWS MY NAME, MY real name. Not Katie. Katie is my English name. I came up with it so … More
Tag: Fiction
Three #NoMorePresidents Flash Fictions: Andrew Tran
Moniker MY “FRIENDS” KEPT CALLING ME, Asian. And I was Asian, I am Asian. But they called me Asian … More
“A Glinting Sliver That Can Cut Flesh”: A Collaborative Interview with Peter Ramos & Kim Chinquee
Kim Chinquee’s SNOWDOG and Peter Ramos’ Lord Baltimore are both due out on January 15, 2021, with Ravenna Press. Chinquee and … More
Four #NoMorePresidents Flash Fictions: William C. Blome
Talking I’D BEEN SEEING THE FLASHING blue and red lights coming up fast behind me, and so I was soon … More
“Lux”: A Bad Survivalist Flash Fiction by April Bradley
CLAREY SITS ON THE TOILET in the shine of the morning and studies the crotch of her panties. The … More
“Under Skin”: A Haunted Passages Short Story by Val Killpack
I LIFTED THE VEIL AND saw ten-thousand writhing maggots. I had found an old, white sheep lying on her … More
MISCELLANEOUS LANGUAGE novel excerpt by Pablo D’Stair
I KEPT THE ONE DRAWER of the desk, the one third down or second up, depending how your mind … More
“A Retrospective Viewpoint”: Bailey Bujnosek Interviews SYBELIA DRIVE Author Karin Cecile Davidson
Karin Cecile Davidson’s Sybelia Drive traces the turbulent coming of age of Lulu, Rainey, and Saul in a Florida lake … More
“From Unusual Angles”: Maxwell Malone Interviews Matthew M. Bartlett, Creator of THE WXXT PROGRAM GUIDE
The WXXT Program Guide is a monthly chapbook subscription service that chronicles the strange goings on in and around small-town … More
“Gravity and Other Theories”: A Collaborative Interview with authors Andrew Farkas & David Leo Rice
Andrew Farkas is the author of a novel, The Big Red Herring, and two fiction collections, Sunsphere and Self-Titled Debut. He is an Assistant Professor of … More
“Mom’s House”: A Haunted Passages Flash Fiction by Hugh Behm-Steinberg
MY DOUBLE IS BORED; I tell him it’s not my fault—he still looks at me judgmentally. So we have … More
“Lunch Break”: A Bad Survivalist Short Story by Stephanie Austin
THE SKY OVER MY CHOSEN park bench is summer and painful. Fold my hands. Block out the kids running … More
