The Truth About Alaska
by Mickey Laurence Cohen The ice field trapped us. Floes as long and thick as churches crowded the boat, shrieking the paint from the… Read More »The Truth About Alaska
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Little Big Death
a short story by Mark Pritchard When the doctors ask me what I remember, I close my eyes and repeat my story: Tired of life… Read More »Little Big Death
Telegraphing the Fox
flash fiction by Annie Dawid In his will, my 87-year-old lawyer father included the proviso that the definition of grandchildren who would benefit from his… Read More »Telegraphing the Fox
The Spoken World
memoir by Brett Garcia Rose
Here are the rules: You must begin every sentence or phrase with a vowel. Any word beginning with a consonant is considered high risk and… Read More »The Spoken World
memoir by Brett Garcia Rose
Telegraphing the Fox
In a drawerful of correspondence, I found a slew of cards addressed to my dour, sour father dated a few years previous, from one Gloria… Read More »Telegraphing the Fox
On the Nightwalk
by Mark Sheerin He was on the road when they picked him up and it was night. There he was, large as life, in outsize… Read More »On the Nightwalk
Winners & Finalists – First Novel Contest
Winner Congratulations to Karen Guzman, whose novel Homing Instincts was selected as the winner of the Fiction Attic Press First Novel Contest. Karen will receive… Read More »Winners & Finalists – First Novel Contest
Where to Find Pre-designed Ebook Covers
These sites offer quality pre-designed ebook covers: Literra Designs: covers starting at just $35. Literra keeps costs low by using free stock images. You can… Read More »Where to Find Pre-designed Ebook Covers
A Tale of Two Writing Spaces (or my dream writing room)
A South Korean furniture maker has designed this desk for kids to help them focus while they study. It could also serve as a writing… Read More »A Tale of Two Writing Spaces (or my dream writing room)
3 Myths That Are Killing Literary Culture
1. Writers just want to be read. I recently heard a young woman at a party say that writers don’t mind when their books are… Read More »3 Myths That Are Killing Literary Culture