Flash Fiction by Maria Romasco Moore
The truth of it is that every single instant we are, all of us, obliterated and refreshed.
Flash Fiction
Memory Ghosts
Jan 21, 2019
Sliver of Joy
Jan 29, 2018
Flash Fiction by Renee Gionet
I find the board bearing the bright bloom of my blood and push the splinter into place.
30-Year Drought
Dec 18, 2017
Story by Abigail Uhrick
My thirst for water brought me to him.
Application for the Post of Lesser Poet Laureate
Dec 18, 2017
Hybrid Feature by Grady Kane-Horrigan
What passions rage in my heart, is that what you mean?
Davy Crockett Is Just Fine
Apr 17, 2017
Story by Angela Readman
He told us all about bears and what to do when we met one.
Their Lists Long, Their Spreadsheets Lost
Apr 17, 2017
Story by Judy T. Oldfield
On the day the office burned down and everyone died, Rosh thought, 'That’s it, I’m retiring.'
To Be a Snake in Winter
Feb 06, 2017
Story by Nyanka Joseph
There’s a shedder or two in every family.
Stone and Turtle
Sep 12, 2016
Flash Fiction by Bernard Grant
One time I do skip one, but Mamma and Mr. Leon are on the blanket smiling at each other and don’t see.
Viola's Speech
Mar 09, 2015
Novel Excerpt by James Tadd Adcox
What we interpret as entropy is only our preference for one state of matter over another.
Woodland Wedding and Other Stories
Mar 04, 2015
Flash Fiction by Anna North
'What are you afraid of?' Carla asked. 'You can’t get hurt on your wedding day.'
