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.
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Tag Archives: Fiction
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.
Review: Silver Girl by Leslie Pietrzyk (reviewed by Shelley Harp)
Silver Girl is not escapism—it is the fictionalization of real-life.
Fiction: Rideshare by Jen Knox
When the yellow car hit us, it hit us like a kiss and pulled back slowly.
Review: This Darkness Got to Give by Dave Housley (reviewed by Joseph Crespo)
In a way that may be reminiscent of the loving spirit one would bring to a Dead show, Housley treats every character as an emotional being.
Fiction: Impulse Control by Kim Magowan
That paperweight breaks my heart, because I identify with it—I feel like a blue flower immobilized in heavy glass.
Fiction: I Play Per the Small Child’s Instruction by Kelly Dulaney
Now we’ll grow gills, the small child says. We feel for our earlobes and pull them into new shapes.
Fiction: About As Fun As No Fun At All by M. S. Coe
This island is not what a typical person would think when you say Island for this island is man-made in its entirety.
