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, [...]
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, [...]
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 [...]
Ace Boggess Are You Having Any Sleep Problems? —healthcare [...]
Ace BoggessDo You Intend to Quit Smoking? —healthcare questionnaire I get up each day at 6 as I [...]
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 [...]
Rochelle Hurt On Adultery [...]
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 [...]
Timothy McBride The Last Tasmanian Tiger Thylancinus cynocephalus has also been called a marsupial wolf, dog-faced opossum, hyena tiger, zebra wolf… [...]
Guillermo Erades excerpted from Back to Moscow AS FAR AS I COULD tell, Nadezhda Nikolaevna was the oldest person I’d ever met. With ashy hair and deep wrinkles, she had [...]
Sonya Larson God is Love is Love is Love His lover suggested a lunchbox, plastered with spaceships and trucks, and at that moment Donald wished he’d come alone. He [...]
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 [...]
Rebecca Foust Something Blue Not throw up. Not the mountain of all of it—just that one, small thing. It’s the heat making me sick, Ada [...]