Short Fiction
A Mastery of German
Somewhere in the world, there is a man, seventy years old, a native New Orleanian who has never left the city except for the occasional
Marian Denise Moore
May 23, 2023
Short Fiction
Short Fiction
Measure Twice, Cut Once
We don’t believe in gods any more. We pray to needles and knots.
K.R. March
May 18, 2023
Short Fiction
Thank Mother for Your Life
Red, green, blue, yellow: my vision spasms, so deprived of darkness am I.
Not supposed to. Not supposed to.
Mary G. Thompson
May 16, 2023
Short Fiction
Ncheta
Ncheta does his best to help the man remember. He tries to connect the dots, pull strings of memories together, mend the broken web of
Chisom Umeh
May 9, 2023
Short Fiction
The Relationship of Ink to Blood
But the Commandant wanted it, and what he wanted, he got. The Clerk didn’t like the Commandant, but he understood what happened to people who
Alex Langer
May 2, 2023
Short Fiction
The Fish Bowl
Su Yin was hiding the first time the fish spoke to her. It was three o’clock on a Thursday and she was at Puan Lai’s
Zen Cho
April 27, 2023
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