Devotees by Andrew Dugan
The monasteries are eating all the men. The floors are caverning out, the cobblestones aligning into rows of teeth in Antibes and Kent…
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Category: Fiction
An American Vampire in Amsterdam by M. Shaw
When Liz’s friends started asking me about the proper methods of devouring an entire human carcass, I figured they meant well…
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Healer by Alifah Omar
The living room window let in some of the summer night air. The air conditioner that jutted from the window gave off more noise than chill…
Read MoreThe One You Love by Siobhan O Ekeh
Iroko was born nine months prematurely, as the Devil had a more immediate use…
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Something Living by Natasia Rose
The day we bought the parakeets was the last day I loved my mother…
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Subject by Morgan Melhuish
The first two rooms of the exhibition have animals as their subjects: chimpanzees…
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Clear as Water, Red as Ruin by Sigrid Marianne Gayangos
Ava had first smelled the rain before any of her other senses registered the information…
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Rent Control by Harrison Demchick
On a particularly strange morning one Saturday in the middle of April, Mary found herself…
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Mise en Abyme by Mia Xuan
The population of Droste is one and not one. One, because the only person who lives…
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The Living City by Hien Nguyen
There are constellations at your feet. They are everywhere, threading like rivers and…
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Early Evening Soul by Kel Coleman
Munro entered the world gasping. Every time he stepped out of the thruway, the bombardment of scents and sights threw him into a panic…
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El Pájaro de Don Fredo by M. M. Olivas
Tío Antonio would always claim it was well within his rights to chase off any man who came trespassing into his ranch with a hatchet or…
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