Thursday Was the Sharpest Day by Brent Waggoner
Monday is for vacuum cleaners, tubes clogged with hair and paperclips. Tuesdays (two-days) people remember that they only had one copy of the will.
Adam Stuart Moxley Was the Love of My Life by Anika Carpenter
When Alfie asked where I wanted to go on honeymoon I told him Winnipeg, said I wanted to French kiss in front of Manitoba Museum’s plesiosaur fossil. I lied.
Issue 41
Featuring new flash fiction from Karen Arnold, Guy Biederman, Chris Cottom, A.J. O’Toole, Ian Walker-Sperber, and Abigail Williams.
Weaving Hope into Writing
Issue 41 contributors Karen Arnold, Guy Biederman, Chris Cottom, A.J. O’Toole, Ian Walker-Sperber, and Abigail Williams discuss summer reading tips and notes on process.
When Dad Moves in with Auntie Carly It’s Time for Votive Offerings by Chris Cottom
We lay the table under the apple tree, whoop as Mum glides towards us like a bride. We lift her veil, kiss away her tears, insist she’s a gazillion times more gorgeous.