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Short Fiction
In the Garden of Ibn Ghazi
It gave me a queer feeling—one I’ve never been able to fully shake. I know that’s a huge statement for something that must seem so
Molly Tanzer
March 17, 2022
Short Fiction
Short Fiction
Tenure
Later that night on his flight home, Chad gulped a third Merlot. His head pounded and his eyes burned. Even if the department voted for
Devon Mihesuah
March 15, 2022
Short Fiction
The First Promise We Break
I may have looked meek, but the cliff they left me on was intimidating, and being pushed off a ledge by invisible hands is not
Risa Wolf
March 8, 2022
Short Fiction
It Rises and Falls and Rises Again
In the darkness, the mountain looked like one endless shadow through which she moved, a shadow herself. A shade. A ghost. She didn’t doubt she
RJ Taylor
March 1, 2022
Short Fiction
The Cure for Loneliness
I wish I could point to some spectacular origin story that set this in motion. A sudden total eclipse of the sun, bite from a
M. Shaw
February 8, 2022
Short Fiction
Lamia
On the first day of the second thaw after her mother’s death, Lamia’s father disappeared. The canoe, too. The place where it had been stored
Cristina Jurado
February 1, 2022
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