Fiction: “Devil’s Hopyard” by Jennifer Makowsky

I know something bad will happen by the end of the night. Maybe it’s the trees overhanging the winding … More

“Report of the Justification Committee,” original fiction by Jona Whipple

We could not take the polar bears. We tried, but we couldn’t do it. By then, they were mostly … More

What if I walked up to your front door again. What if, at the sight of me on the front … More

I ask her what he said. He her boyfriend. He her boyfriend, the bartender, the man who watches. He told … More

She sees a fire in the huge dark field to the left of the road we’re driving down. Do you … More

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

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

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

There She Is A woman in a pantsuit arrives first. She opens the lockbox and takes the key. She steps … More

Entering the city of Boris from the sea, the Sea Captain’s Ghost notices a mollusk on the back of his … More

A barmaid closing up for the night stopped polishing a glass when a telegram dropped through the slot of … More

I’d been thinking about that swimming hole for nearly half a year, since the middle of winter. I first saw … More