Fiction: Analogue Nostalgia by Keene Short
Every interaction feels risky these days because of how novel they’ve become.
Category Archives: Fiction
Flash Fiction: Good Country by Travis Dahlke
It has always been there because that stuff doesn’t go away.
Flash Fiction: Three Flash by Cody Lee
He hopes they understood, better than he, why he came here.
Flash Fiction: A List of Edible Flowers for the Woman on the Other Side of the Fence by Penny Pennell
Did you know wives would occasionally kill their husbands with bulbs mistaken for onions?
Flash Fiction: Alligator by Matt Dodge
Alligators were fast but this was different.
Fiction: Cats as Classic New England Dirtbags by Blake Z. Rong
When he was still a kitten he had figured it all out.
Flash Fiction: The Women in the Trees by Nancy Nguyen
We were choked, burned, starved, smothered, stabbed, and beaten. But that was before.
Flash Fiction: How to Attract the Female Mockingbird by Veronica Klash
Through no fault of your own attract the male mockingbird.
Fiction: The Bear by Jim Russo
Why would a bear suddenly appear in Brentwood Village on a Thursday afternoon and begin mauling/killing/consuming denizens willy-nilly?
Flash Fiction: Reconnecting by Mason Binkley
There’s something about him, how he travels through the galaxy alone…
