“Dad’s House,” a short story from The Future by Hugh Behm-Steinberg

Dad’s House I go to the café with my machine, but I’m followed by a smell. No one else around … More

“Lurking,” a #NoMorePresidents Short Story by Tam Nguyen

Lurking For P.A, C*, J, P, D, and friends The campus’ hallway remained silent since the university’s closure earlier this … More

Six Micros from The Future: Matt Leibel

Out of Office Jeff wrote an out-of-office email: “Off to the future, back Wednesday the 21st.” Of course, in the … More

“Nude Fridays in Whitelandia,” a Bad Survivalist Short Story by David Winner

Nude Fridays in Whitelandia The Zoom Wake Pretty soon after Louis’ passing, I had an idea. Zoom wakes were everywhere, … More

“mundane objects: the therapist’s office,” a poem for Haunted Passages by E.A. Midnight

mundane objects: the therapist’s office This room is too big for its own good. Strangely oblong and withering, the way … More

Side A Flash Fiction: “Causality” by Anita Goveas

Causality When my placid younger brother scalded himself on his sixth birthday, the first time he ever cried, my mother … More

“A Scream in the Ear from a Passing Car”: Dustin Cole on IN SINGING, HE COMPOSED A SONG, a new novella by Jeremy Stewart

Jeremy Stewart’s newly released experimental novella is set in late 1990s Prince George, British Columbia, during the chilly month of … More

“A Veiling and Unveiling and Veiling Again”: An Interview with Elisabeth Sheffield by Marcus Pactor

Elisabeth Sheffield is the sort of writer most writers only hope to become: a ventriloquist offering up voice after voice. … More

“I Couldn’t Stop Looking,” a flash fiction by Lisa Korzeniowski for Haunted Passages

I Couldn’t Stop Looking I am standing in the backyard in front of the shed. My brother is at the … More