Flash Fiction: Things My Son Knows by Michelle Ross
I worry about so many things, ninety percent of which I will not discuss with my son, no matter how articulate and knowledgeable he is.
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Category Archives: Fiction
Fiction: Cabin on the Far Shore by Frances Badgett
Your kayak, a hollow yellow crayon, slides past, tickle of eel grass, gentle current, your life in its hull.
Fiction: Darkness on the Edge of Town by Jason Kniep
“Okay, vote. Who really thinks Bruce Springsteen is working in the back?”
Fiction: Gado Gado by Claire Polders
A world of possibilities folded itself up, collapsed, vanished.
Fiction: The Horticulturalist by CL Bledsoe
It was her first day, and she wasn’t sure she was going to like it.
Flash Fiction: Cold and Foreign Dispatches by Marvin Shackelford
He’s ruining the house a piece at the time, and I’m not sure what he expects to happen when he’s finished.
Flash Fiction: The Saturday Clinic by Melissa Ostrom
She didn’t understand the system. She only knew there was one.
Flash Fiction: Definitely Not SpaceX by Spencer Litman
“Look,” I said, yanking the blinds open. “Aliens.”
Flash Fiction: Ashes by Madeline Anthes
On weekends we drove to our town’s hidden creases: the parking lot behind the middle school to smoke pot, a house party for a college we didn’t attend.
Flash Fiction: Various Histories of Sea Serpents by Anita Goveas
No one talks about what Nana keeps in the basement.
