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Dawn - Elena Ender
My sister Dana had recently gotten dumped by her boyfriend Teddy. I liked him fine, but knew he wasn’t “the one,” just the right wrong...
Jan 5, 20218 min read


Going Through It - M.J. Garland
I would’ve been better off growing wild on a hillside, or even pushing up through a sidewalk crack in some neglected suburb. In your...
Jan 4, 20218 min read


Untold - Vera Vaughan Hough
There's a story I don't tell about two stupid things that happened. One thing happened the summer before high school started. I was at...
Jan 2, 202114 min read


Birthday Dinner - Ruth Niemiec
Luca raises the wine glass to her mouth. A simple move to conceal her disdain. The dining hall is dimly lit, festoon lights hang low...
Dec 31, 20205 min read


Something to Do at Parties - Caroline Galdi
Niles and Ollie knew instinctively what to wear to the party. Like it was a sense they’d been born with, the same way birds know to...
Dec 21, 202010 min read


Little White Church - Joe Tom King
I felt like hammered shit. Last night had left internal tattoos all through my body. Too much whiskey and too much smoke left me feeling...
Nov 12, 20208 min read


In a Time of War - Suzette Blom
Jansen crouched low, his body hidden by the corn stalks. The air was still beneath the leaden November sky. He pushed his chilblained...
Nov 11, 20206 min read


Don't - Belinda McCauley
She didn’t tell me when it could’ve mattered. She didn’t tell me when it would’ve made a difference. She didn’t say it, and I didn’t say...
Oct 11, 202012 min read


Baby - Sunshine Barbito
The doors sigh open. It asks me to enter through its mouth. Quarters jingle and things rattle in my backpack. I swing it around the front...
Oct 6, 202013 min read


Lincoln City - A.R. Hoffman
A blue light blinks on the top corner of your phone. Has for two days and almost 2000 miles. Come home. But you haven't opened it, just...
Oct 4, 20207 min read


Blue Suitcase - Summer Hammond
"To June and Rain. Sisters. Free at last." Rain's eyes shone bright as the wine in the glass she raised. We clinked, side by side on the...
Sep 20, 202011 min read


The Visit - Samantha Hegarty
I couldn’t wait to see you and I couldn’t wait for you to see me. I’m all grown up now, after all, and not the willowy scared thing you...
Sep 17, 20208 min read
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