Flash Fiction: Letterbox by Lydia Copeland Gwyn
Everything is easy for a man who spent his boyhood separating hides from rabbits like pulling off a tube sock.
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Category Archives: Fiction
Fiction: Yazoo Clay by Schuyler Dickson
The city came in their big white trucks. They planted two orange cones around the hole, one for coming and one for going. Then, they left.
Flash Fiction: What Happens on Shabbos by Alisa Ungar-Sargon
We got the call about Shimon on a Friday night. No one answered the phone, of course. Not on Shabbos.
Fiction: The Dead Man by Cara Long Corra
I demanded answers from him. Why was he here, in my house? What did he want from me?
Flash Fiction: East of Eden by Ed Taylor
Any time now. Any time. The nurse touched him every time she left now. Made that face.
Fiction: Wise Owls by Lynn Mundell
When Denise tries on the T-shirt, Wise Owl stretches across her big boobs until the S licks one nipple and the O perfectly encircles the other.
Flash Fiction: Prescription to Prevent Church-Going and Other Outdated Religious Practices by Minyoung Lee
Side effects may include: Weariness. Apathy. Headaches that worsen with light and sound. Anxiety on Sunday mornings.
Flash Fiction: The Hands Which Hang Down by Austin Ross
“After this, he goes over the emergency plan for if—when—the two of them are separated.”
Flash Fiction: In Transit by Sudha Balagopal
The unraveling of Pa’s certainty, the wobble in his hands, the quaver in his voice, speak of things I cannot acknowledge.
Fiction: Frogs by Madeline Perett
I got jealous sometimes of the boys who liked Peggy. I wanted her to myself. She was the first friend I made at college. And the only one I ever cared to be around.
