Not None by Bruce Holland Rogers
The restaurant was a short drive from the assisted living center, so once a month, Flip took his grandfather there for a “jail break.”
Letting Go by Pamela Painter
I’m standing at the south rim of the Grand Canyon taking photographs of florid purple striations, of undulating rock that sinks to alarming depths.
Proto-Flash Fiction From Ancient Summer
The Everyday Loves and Beauty of Inanna—Found in 4,000 year-old Clay Tablets
Contest Winner 2015
Our 2015 Contest Winning story is “Fun and Wonderful Toy” by Joseph Young She was about to come—eyes back, knees up, chin toward the ceiling—when he heard it. “Shhh!” he said. He put his palm across her teeth. From the wooden steps, the sound of it...
Penultimate by D.R. Wagner
I’ve got this house in the desert. They won’t find us there. You can wear a rose in your hair. Tomorrow is close, still small, still inert.