Flash Fiction: Shaky Bones by James Cato
Whatever you call the fairies, they’re invasive insects deliquescing our local trees.
Category Archives: Fiction
Flash Fiction: The Bump by Brittany Terwilliger
I know Scottie is a little shit
Flash Fiction: Specimen by L. Soviero
On top of all of this, she shouldn’t have allowed herself to be so delicate.
Flash Fiction: Rasslab́sia by Gerri Brightwell
It’s like watching him vanish into a pool of dark water
Flash Fiction: Natural Affairs by Aaron H. Aceves
We peered at life, at what had been hidden but known.
Fiction: queen yasmine and california by Austen Cheethirala
More than anything, you walk every day until you can’t stop walking because you hope so hard you know that somewhere someone’s walking toward you, for the same reasons you are.
Flash Fiction: Everything is Fine by Jemimah Wei
Something big happens in this house and no one will say a thing. We always just continue on, pretending that everything is fine.
Flash Fiction: Baby Chowder by Lori Barrett
Knees and elbows pop up then submerge. She can’t tell whose limbs are whose.
Fiction: “Eve” by Wendy Elizabeth Wallace
Lately, though, Eve has wanted to go over to the new development, where the trees have been cleared and the earth has been scraped raw into ruts and mounds.
Flash Fiction: The Fundamental Theorem of Human Arithmetics by Mileva Anastasiadou
There’s seven billion of us on earth.
