Fiction

And in This Episode

Ian Woollen

The house was a wooden foursquare, now clad with beige vinyl, in a working class neighborhood.

Spellcasting for Lost Souls

Daniella Postavsky

When one is not sure of something, one goes to a witch. Witches are full of wisdom

Covid Eros

Bob Katz

Should she, or should she not?

Eschatology Ltd.

Hugh Sheehy

Hi there. Are you tired of death? Dying? Irrecoverable loss? Insurmountable grief?

No Distant Music

Madeline Moore

Shea had spent her whole life listening to signs to dictate all of her choices

Rules of the Association

Peter Selgin

On behalf of the Paradise View Condominium Association we wish to extend you a warm welcome

The Man Who Ate the World

Mike Keller-Wilson

John had always had his appetites

Nothing Happened Here

Elizabeth Huergo

Everything in the desert lay half buried or half exhumed: red, white, and blue plastic gimcracks and scraps of the most common pyrotechnics

Lion Eats Elder

Ellen Darion

My father took us. Sunday morning bike rides in Central Park, when the roads were closed to traffic

Pacemaker Of The Heart

Billie Hinton

At night in bed, data pours in and out through the machine in her chest, above her heart

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