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After – flash fiction by Aimee LaBrie

We miss them, the men. We miss their stomping feet, their honking noses, their hearty exclamations. We miss hearing their voice first in a crowd.… Read More »After – flash fiction by Aimee LaBrie

I’ve taken a long break from writing. Feels long perhaps, but it’s been a little less than a month. I’d like to say I spent… Read More »Saldaña Roca’s Magical Mushrooms — flash fiction by Martin Weissgerber

The Electric Is-ness of Life: Three flash fictions by Michele Wong.

The five of us drive four hours back from the clinic in Sioux Falls, switching the music from Hozier to Tracy Chapman to the Avett… Read More »Waiting Period – flash fiction by Sarah McKinnis

Last Thursday at the bar, while we were fumbling out our wallets to pay, Michael started telling us about the new kick he’s been on.… Read More »The New Kick – flash fiction by Kayla Czaga

So I finally phoned the number in the bathroom, the one that promises a good time. I’d been going to the pub for several weeks… Read More »A Good Time – flash fiction by Kayla Czaga

Yesterday I went for my first walk. It was one of the most beautiful of days. Though the air was cool and crisp, sunlight brightly… Read More »Spine Sketchbook by Claire Lynch (6): Walking on Sunshine

Memory – Dad holding my hand when I’d wake up in the middle of the night from the pain and worried I had reherniated my… Read More »Spine Sketchbook by Claire Lynch (5): I’ve Got You

“Fuck the walker. You could totally do a 5k right NOW!” continue…

Since coming home from the hospital my parents had tucked me in and kissed my forehead every night before bed. continue…