Short Story The Opener Fran Hoepfner·March 23, 2021I say thank you because this is the Midwest and I’m not a psychopath...
Short Story False Father Hunter Choate·March 2, 2021There was a time, not long ago in the grand scheme, when John would have known how to handle this conspiracy theorist...
Short Story We Are All But Fumbling Creatures Chad B. Anderson·February 16, 2021We drowned trying to save our chickens from the flood of 1904...
Short Story Propagation Shelly Jackson Buffington·February 2, 2021I once read an article about a woman who included her fifty-year-old Philodendron in her will...
Short Story The New Floridian Exclusion Zone Ash Kemker·October 20, 2020Herrum, king-nominate of the longland peninsula trots through blistering sand dunes scattered with sea oats towards the great saltwater...
Short Story The Driver Adam Scharf·October 13, 2020I should also mention he was holding a gun. A friendly gun. A gun that belonged in a gun show or an old Spaghetti Western. In fact, everyone in the room had a gun.
Short Story The Bed Nicholas Russell·August 18, 2020After, when mom and I went home, everything felt too small. You don’t really know what to do with your body afterwards...
Short Story Wellness Check Teresa Carmody·July 28, 2020I moved to Florida and began living like the elderly I’d long admired...
Fiction Modern Nature Sarah Gerard and Patrick Cottrell·June 16, 2020The bee pooped on a rug. He turned around to inspect it. He had thoughts about death. He always did when faced with his own waste.
Short Story Spaniel Gene Albamonte·May 26, 2020William puts Ernie’s dead body into the hole with the help of his seven-year-old daughter...