The women had left us when the heatwave began. At dusk, they had buried their heartjars in the earth and walked away. A line of women, mothers and wives, drifted through the valley. … more
Category Archives: Fiction
LTW
Fiction by Ronald OwusuThese times never last forever and icons are merely ways to contextualize the present skipping forward, and forward and gone.… more
The Real HarMar Superstar
Fiction by Zach MurphyHe wonders how the place will fare in his absence. … more
Lights Out Helena: Montana, 1992
Fiction by Joel WayneOnscreen, George Bailey is wandering the streets of Bedford Falls, pacing by the house of the girl he is meant to be with but doesn’t know it yet. I cry when he shakes her like a rabbit. You think I don’t know that love?… more
A Blue Pill Night
Fiction by Karim ZidanThe suite is large and expectant; its bed a sea of pillows and false potential. … more
Legacy
Fiction by joshua d graberA short glimpse at a long generational dealing with addiction.… more
Cool Red
Fiction by Ellen Davis SullivanIf it weren’t for the rabbit, he could make it all work.… more
Two Stories by Dog Cavanaugh
Fiction by Dog CavanaughIf you’re willing to pay for it, in that part of the country you can have a person’s entire bedroom set along with all their clothes incinerated with the body. … more
Over the Hill
Fiction by Michael CugliettaWhat about your blood pressure? You promised you were only going to drink on the weekends. And, even then, no more than a couple glasses of red wine with dinner, three tops.… more
