Fiction: The War on Children by Mouncey Ferguson
He started keeping a baseball bat by the front door, in the basket with the umbrellas and the yoga mats.
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Fiction: How Did We Get Here by Claire Taylor
The city was as new to them now as they’d been to each other back then.
Zolpidem, Baby by Jamie Deiner
This is my fault, I realize as I stand in the cold not knowing whether to turn right or left, I’m always losing things.
Fiction: Meanwhile Across Town by Kathie Jacobson
Not that bloodbath story, but the small story. The meanwhile across town story.
Fiction: Analogue Nostalgia by Keene Short
Every interaction feels risky these days because of how novel they’ve become.
Fiction: Cats as Classic New England Dirtbags by Blake Z. Rong
When he was still a kitten he had figured it all out.
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?
Fiction: Avispón by Jason Schwartzman
People are not as close as they once were, I thought he said.
Fiction: Cuda by Lorette C. Luzajic
If there is one thing he has learned in all his years of diving and grifting, it is that women love a man with a secret wound.
Fiction: Last Words by Patricia McCrystal
Roads now spread like veins from farm to farm, ferrying cars to every corner of the island while our horses grow rust in the wind.
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