Pushcart and Best Microfiction Nominations
As the days get shorter and the weather gloomier, we’re staying upbeat with cute...
Read More
Month: November 2018
excerpt from “Hibernation” by Lindsay Starck
Our train broke down in the frozen heart of the taiga. At first we were startled. We had grown accustomed to the relentless presence of the engine, the way that it throbbed beneath our toes and thrummed through our veins. When...
Read More
miCRo: “The Griefbearer” by Chris Haven
Associate Editor Molly Reid: Chris Haven’s “The Griefbearer” is a fable...
Read More
miCRo: “Your Future” by Vanessa Cuti
Associate Editor Molly Reid: In Vanessa Cuti’s “Your Future,” she...
Read More
Why We Like It: christopher oscar peña’s The Strangers
Issue 15.2 has arrived in our offices! We’ll be mailing it out to contributors this week,...
Read Moreexcerpt from “The Crow in Effigy: A Flip-Book,” by Sarah Minor
Minor for website For more of this story or other great literary nonfiction in issue 15.2, order now in our online store. Digital copies only...
Read More“I Carceri,” by Amit Majmudar
If the mind is one of those Piranesi prisons, she said, full of darkly nested architectural redundancies—as we know the human brain is, with its neurons like ropes slung precariously from cell to cell, and interrupted spiral...
Read More“Georgic on The Boston Comma,” by Keith Kopka
Begin with knowing the comma is a word and the word is always fuckin’. Forget the gerund, then torque the lazy u into an a, and let the vowel kneel into the roof of your mouth like a penitent against a church pew. Stretch the c...
Read More“Dear Maker,” by Molly McCully Brown and Susannah Nevison
Brown Nevison for website See more poems from Issue 15.2 by purchasing a copy in our online store. Digital copies only...
Read More“So Chinese Girl,” by Dorothy Chan
Chan for website See more poems from Issue 15.2 by purchasing a copy in our online store. Digital copies only...
Read More- 1
- 2
