by admin | May 18, 2017 | Audio, Featured, Fiction, SSMo2017, Uncategorized |
Pacific by Trevor J. Houser I have children. In the gray mists north of Seattle I have them. I have one child who is doing all the things. She does all of them. Brains. Looks. Cartwheels that spit in the face of gravity. Those things where you know she will do well...
by admin | May 11, 2017 | Archive, Featured, Fiction, SSMo2017 |
Even When We Want to Most, We Cannot Hear the Falling Snow Susan Fedynak A doctor’s office in Massachusetts. A waiting room. Newsweek spread out across your lap. Speckled Berber carpet beneath your suede shoes. A deep twisting down in your bowels. Only momentary. Only...
by admin | May 4, 2017 | Audio, Featured, Fiction, SSMo2017, toggle, Uncategorized |
Thirty Minutes by Alina Stefanescu Dandelions smothered the front lawn. Never had I ever witnessed such a profusion of asexual, unpollinated blondes engaged in apomixis. It was hot. It was the bowels of August in Alabama. The dandelions slumped, stems hunched like...