George Kalamaras
George Kalamaras Thinking of Bill Porter’s Finding Them Gone, I Wonder How Can it Be that a Long Life for a Dog is Equivalent to the Depth, in Feet, of [...]
George Kalamaras Thinking of Bill Porter’s Finding Them Gone, I Wonder How Can it Be that a Long Life for a Dog is Equivalent to the Depth, in Feet, of [...]
David Kirby PO Box 1142 How else to explain those hands? How he sat in the front pew & held his fingers like lattice, just a little too neat, [...]
Peter Justin Newall - Runner-Up, 2016 Fiction Contest The Chinese General The first couple of days back on land after a voyage were always difficult for Krysanov. He had never [...]
"Pleasure, Reward, Activism": An Interview with Dagoberto Gilb Interview conducted by Kimberly Garza Dagoberto Gilb is the author of five books of fiction—The Magic of Blood, The Last Known Residence [...]
Lara Lillibridge - Winner, 2016 CNF Contest From contest judge Charles D'Ambrosio: The essay must lap us about and draw its curtain across the world —so says Virginia Woolf, and if [...]
Amorak Huey Doing Yard Work in Michigan, I Recall Visiting Ground Zero the Week the United States Invaded Iraq When our neighbor’s aging catalpa tree comes down, it’s almost sure [...]
Courtney Zoffness - Winner, 2016 Fiction Contest From contest judge Merritt Tierce: "Peanuts Aren't Nuts" deals so masterfully with the bridge between innocence and adulthood—that rotten bridge that falls away behind [...]