Flash Flood Winner – Shelby Rice
Shelby Rice zipporah i. The electric razor shorts out the moment it touches her scalp. She suppresses the growl which builds unbidden behind her throat. All she wants is [...]
Shelby Rice zipporah i. The electric razor shorts out the moment it touches her scalp. She suppresses the growl which builds unbidden behind her throat. All she wants is [...]
Lucy Zhang It has been two years since we’ve been to China because nonessential travel isn’t allowed, and we’re still not going back for Lunar New Year Popo is [...]
Z.D. Harrod A Child of God Anne pulled the R.V. to the side of the road when she saw the pair of hitchhikers. She could hear the few loose [...]
Pamela Manasco Monarch In 1989, the March issue of the Weekly Reader was themed: Save the Monarch Butterfly. When my first-grade teacher passed out the leaflets, my fingers creased [...]
Julie Cadman-Kim The Art of Losing I suspect, as I hug him on the train platform, that he has oranges in his pockets—despite what they must have cost him. [...]
Emily Eckart White Pine Adults are not supposed to climb trees. If you’re spotted on the ascent, you get suspicious looks and sometimes questions. There is a sense that [...]
Nick Almeida Gone Elvis When we got back to the office after Christmas, word spread quickly: Allen Dennis had gone full Elvis. At first we thought it was a [...]
Evan James Sheldon Hunting A man from church, Dan Peebles, asks Saul and his father to join him and his son, Jimmy, for dove hunting. Any doves they kill [...]
Tom Kelly Dumpster Divers At closing time, the Little Caesars on Broad Street cleans house and tosses twenty fresh Hot and Ready pizzas, boxed and stacked, into an industrial [...]