Short Fiction
The State Street Robot Factory
He’s been building up inventory for a while in preparation for the gift-giving season. Phalanxes of pocket robots stand on his bookshelves, his eating counter,
Claire Humphrey
March 21, 2023
Short Fiction
Short Fiction
They Could Have Been Yours
I feel the tack prick harder than it did this morning, because with T there was something abyss-like that might have swallowed me, had he
Joy Baglio
March 17, 2023
Short Fiction
Every Shade of Healing
“I’m Fiona,” I say, holding out a hand. When she shrinks away, I back off. Some people who come to me don’t want to be
Taryn Frazier
March 16, 2023
Short Fiction
Unboxing
Evie sits cross-legged on the carpet, glued to the screen.
She loves Riley.
Everyone loves Riley.
Lavie Tidhar
March 14, 2023
Short Fiction
Beautiful Poison in Pastel
Pastel is beautiful against black. I cannot tell you where I first saw a flash of mint green, or where I’d heard of the word
Beth Dawkins
March 9, 2023
Short Fiction
Over Moonlit Clouds
It’s sad to think that casting blame on the airline may have caused her ultimate undoing. The moment corporate profits were in jeopardy, the debate
Coda Audeguy-Pegon
March 7, 2023
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