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Rubber Mother
Adam Falik
I’m on a date with this dude, the guy’s gorgeous, and ripped, skin all sunburnt like a surfer with big white teeth and confident eyes. It’s all too sexy. But I’m on guard. I want to deny him but
In Which You Fly Home For Your Brother's Funeral
Bridget Adams
You elaborate: Christmas just makes people emotional. "No," she says, raking at her hair with French-tipped nails. "I don't think so."
Aisle of Scary Preserved Things
Jeremy Kniola
We’re riding the red line south when Xue suggests stopping in Chinatown to purchase thousand-year eggs. I picture her cracking open an enormous egg and a pterodactyl flying out. “They’re not really a
Muscle Memory
Michelle Ross
Also, every time they flew and he had that damn backpack on, he forgot that the space he occupied extended beyond his physical back. He whacked bystanders in the shoulders or the chest, and, at least once, the face.
Many Fathers Away
Babak Lakghomi
Before that, the father had been away. It was a time that many fathers were away.
On the Yard (An excerpt from The Great American Suction)
David Nutt
They bang their silverware and take turns slamming the toilet seat. They drag their garbage bins too late to the curb and leave them abused by stark weathers all week. Shaker knows there is an awkward progenitor situation.
The Runner
Noelle Rose
I have coffee in my cup. I could toss the hot liquid on her and rush through the revolving door to my appointment, make her the slug.
When She Leaves
Kyle Summerall
Dixie leaned against the door, feeling the blood rush to one side before pounding it against the wood.
Here I Am Lord
Ifer Moore
I’d scratch them by stretching out my fingers wide like cheerleading jazz hands and rub them up and down aggressively along our itchy wall to wall carpeted floors.
In Preparation for Radiation
John Oliver Hodges
Being Jack’s a guy, he’s also tasked with the act of pulling my ass apart when needed so the Radiation Oncologist, Dr. Katz, a short petite woman of prissy demeanor who does her ass work in civilian clothes, even while wearing heels and a tiny purse strapped across her midsection, can insert her finger.
The Serial Shitter
Kyle Swensen
Four days after the initial shit, another pile of human shit was found, this time by the foreman himself, who was checking the inventory of an item located in an ill-lit and rarely visited corner of the warehouse. He immediately called a meeting.
Rubber Mother
Adam Falik
I want to deny him but he’s playin’ it natural and attentive. He’s good but I ain’t sure if he knows he’s good or if he’s just as polite as he’s coming off.
Regrettable Head
Janna Brooke Wallack
She looked better and better to herself in his bathroom mirror as she washed up and got all ready to spend the night with him in his warm bed.
Instructions for Mourning
Troy James Weaver
I put a stone at each corner of the paper to hold it still beneath the fan in our bedroom. The instructions were simple.
Hide and Seek, With My Nieces, In the Large and Empty Summer Home My Parents Just Bought
Alexandra Tanner
A furniture delivery arrives, as my mother warned me upon leaving for the store that it might, and two nieces who have hidden themselves in a cabinet come out at the sound of the doorbell to ogle the brightly-colored truck in the driveway.
Napkin of Death Metal
Melissa Ragsly
Jeanette has gotten many notes in bars before. Many men have spoken to her too.
Zuckerburg
Gabriel Smith
My sister called me the morning after that dream to tell me that the family cat was dying. It was the last cat that was still alive from the time I had lived with my parents.
Today on Dagobah, Ep. 2: "The Stick"
Josh Sippie
Previously on... Episode 1: "The Landing"
Yoda had nothing with him other than the clothes on his back and the debris inside of the pod. There was no need for anything else. He had left his
After All Disintegrating as an Active Mode
Helen McClory
People are still here! Said the dog’s eyes.
Now is Not The Time To Be Different
Judyth Emanuel
She hands me a carved pineapple. Big and heavy.
Martha, My Shapeshifting Friend
Lanny Durbin
OUR CHEESE FRIES WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE!
THE ANSWER IS, PROBABLY NOT
Norris Eppes
In the open office, everyone has questions. Now you have questions.
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Pregaming Grief
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Love is like a museum. You have to look around, experience things, and then leave.
Backwardness
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Garielle's longest, most peculiar, most particularized book. A sure-to-be collector's item. Delivery 4-6 weeks!



