Fiction: Avispón by Jason Schwartzman
People are not as close as they once were, I thought he said.
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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.
Fiction: The Shokunin by Michael Somes
“The Shokunin does not speak of his past.”
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Fiction: A Bowl of Lightning by Hannah Brown
He knows about tests. He’s had lots of them.
Fiction: Good Luck With Your Dog by D.T. Robbins
She heard from a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend that these guys know where to find some, so she tracked them down and here she is.
Fiction: In the Shade of the Overpass by Syd Kennedy
The ranger had wondered at that, if she had perhaps meant to say “humane” instead.
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.
Fiction: The Planner by Paul Jaskunas
I turned forty and decided I needed a plan. If I didn’t have one, I’d live and live without getting ready. That’s just how I am. So the day after […]
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