Kristine Langley Mahler
Kristine Langley Mahler Fixing a Hole with Dave and Trina Langley Kristine Langley Mahler is the author of Curing Season: Artifacts (WVU Press, 2022) and A Calendar is a Snakeskin (Autofocus, 2023). Her work has [...]
Kristine Langley Mahler Fixing a Hole with Dave and Trina Langley Kristine Langley Mahler is the author of Curing Season: Artifacts (WVU Press, 2022) and A Calendar is a Snakeskin (Autofocus, 2023). Her work has [...]
FALL 2022 FICTION Bergita Bugarija, Gills Mathew Goldberg, Teshuvah Emily Grandy, Follow the Killdeer Munib Khan, Shah Hussain REVIEWS Vince Granata reviews Reyna Grande's A Ballad of Love and Glory [...]
Bus Stop Of The Mind: An Interview With Rebecca Bernard Interview conducted by Colleen Mayo Rebecca Bernard’s debut collection of stories won the 2021 Non/Fiction prize from The Journal and [...]
Contracts Are Dangerous: An Interview with Gabino Iglesias Interview conducted by Jonathan Louis Duckworth, in-person, during the 2022 StokerCon Convention for horror writers in Denver, Colorado. The following is an [...]
Danielle Harms Son of a Buck Something is rattling in my mom’s head. “Must be dirt in my hearing aids,” she says, overalls hanging baggy down her back and a [...]
Catherine Palmer Proverbs I was stuck. The more I struggled, the tighter the teeth clenched. I yanked on the red metal tongue only to have it come off in my [...]
Review: Trust by Hernan Diaz Reviewed by Josh Zimmerer Riverhead Books. 2022. 416 pages. Toward the end of Hernan Diaz’s new novel, Trust, Mildred Bevel—the recurrent dying wife of the [...]
Review: NDA: An Autofiction Anthology edited by Caitlin Forst Reviewed by J S Khan Archway Editions. 2022. 204 pages. Anthologies tend to be bulky, thanks—in large part—to their inclusion of [...]
Review: A Ballad of Love and Glory by Reyna Grande Reviewed by Vince Granata Atria Books. 2022. 370 pages. Reyna Grande’s A Ballad of Love and Glory offers a close [...]
Emily Grandy Follow the Killdeer The dead boy’s father sat across from Jayme in an upholstered chair, elbows against his knees. Shattered, she thought. That’s how he looked. Jayme waited [...]
Bergita Bugarija Gills Raven slogs down the steps from the apartment above her family’s commercial linen press. She’s worked there since graduating high school last year because she couldn’t come [...]
Mathew Goldberg Teshuvah Fishbein keyed Rabbi J’s Subaru as it collected ragweed outside the garden center. Or, more accurately, he knifed the car using the souvenir pocketknife he’d discovered at a [...]