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Undone
They have done everything they can to hide the arm. One of the finest needlewomen in the court created an elaborate sling, decorated with jewels
Mari Ness
March 4, 2014
Short Fiction
Short Fiction
Waking
The Museum of Angelic Artefacts was a road–side attraction; a blip on the map where families stopped to stretch their legs and maybe take in
Cat Hellisen
March 4, 2014
Home by the Sea
The small girl looks at me with the innocent insolence of children who say out loud what adults are thinking to themselves. A skinny, pale,
Élisabeth Vonarburg
February 4, 2014
Short Fiction
Maria and the Pilgrim
Word webbed over the altiplano, carried one village to the next by the wandering gene merchants: a pilgrim was coming.
rich-larson
February 4, 2014
Antumbra
I woke in the afternoon gloom to the sound of my 20–year–old stepsister Lily dragging something heavy and wet up the back patio steps through
Lucy A. Snyder
February 4, 2014
Dispatches from the Revolution
The summer air, already electric with the violence of the war, the assassination attempts successful and unsuccessful, the anti–war riots, became super–charged with the rumor.
pat-cadigan
January 7, 2014
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