Robert Huddleston—Last Things

Robert Huddleston Last Things ​Maybe you’re quietly reading in the garden when they come, or carrying logs from the wood- pile in an old wheelbarrow, or carefully plowing a bean-row, [...]

2026-10-06T20:06:40-05:005 Dec 2018|

Kim Garcia—Transport

Kim Garcia Transport ​Between twilight and twilight the muddle-sleep of fear with a head against a stranger's shoulder. Every bomb every bullet is coming towards you, every hand holding a [...]

2026-10-06T20:06:40-05:005 Dec 2018|

Andrea Witzke Slot—Homeostasis

Winner of Fiction International ’s 2015 Short Short Fiction Prize and Able Muse’s 2015 Write Prize in Fiction, Andrea Witzke Slot is author of the poetry collection To find a new [...]

2026-10-06T20:06:40-05:005 Dec 2018|

John Sibley Williams—Fog

John Sibley Williams Fog and the cranes resting over unfinished houses and the houses, the lights left on in them, the river, all drift off like the signature completing a [...]

2026-10-06T20:06:41-05:005 Dec 2018|

Rusty Dolleman—Slides

Rusty Dolleman Slides             My father was sick, and my coming home that summer was supposed to make it better for him. Or for me, or [...]

2026-10-06T20:05:16-05:005 Dec 2018|
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