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The Care and Feeding of Growing Things
Margaret Spilman
Her husband had grown the jalapeños in the backyard along with shy heirloom tomatoes and a few anemic cucumbers. He’d tried lettuce and even Sugar Baby watermelons but, at the first sign of ripeness,
You're So Fucking Dull and I'm a Shadow
Marston Hefner
I ate the steak violently because that was how I loved, and a love this intense must always be met with more.
Three Ways To Escape The Trunk of a Car
Cara Dempsey
1. Pull the Release
Before opening the trunk, consider the world outside of it. Think of the miles of hot asphalt rolling underneath you. Think of the many men in the many other cars who might
Steal One Thing From Work Every Day
Joseph Parker Okay
Tori hugged the tree and went home and immediately started petting her dog
Five Stories
Bram Riddlebarger
The gas station sat on the corner like a tasteless cheeseburger.
Elderly Primigravida
Gessy Alvarez
Dr. Sandoval asked if I was planning on having children.
Girl On Girl
Emily Costa
The story is usually backstabbing of some kind.
Dispatches From Humanity
Chris Oxley
Then it came time to open said package of Twizzlers
Sleepovers
Ashleigh Bryant Phillips
She tore off pieces and kept them in her mouth.
Orthodontics
Troy James Weaver
He was taking swigs out of a bottle of Listerine.
Holy Water
Nathan Thomas
Although I guess it really started on Saturday morning.
A Good And Simple Life
Oliver Zarandi
The Boy was born poor and continued to be poor.
The Ass is a Hole Where The Light Gets In
Jon Lindsey
This is a meaningful story about the intestinal parasite I picked up while living in Salt Lake City, in Ted Bundy’s house.
A Story To Spit On
Sebastian Castillo
A bald eagle was shot directly above my head, mid-flight, and its feathers rested gently on my scalp for the rest of geological time.
All Our Italian Friends Are Dead
Fawzy Zablah
I was so broke I went to see my mother.
Merchandiser
Derick Dupre
Esther rises and pulls the cord and moves to the front of the bus, whereupon it brakes and kneels.
We Get Pregnant
Diana Clarke
We receive phone calls inviting us to the ocean, (a beach day!) but of course we can no longer fit in the sea. We are too big for open waters.
Construction of a Last Ditch Garden
Devan Collins Del Conte
One day, recognize your malformed loneliness like a tumor in your throat.
For A Small Donation This Woven Basket Can Be Yours
Jared Shaffer
Welcome. Please don’t take my talking as an assault to your personhood.
It's Just A Flower
Olivia Gunning
“We need a gift that’s really her,” I said. “Really Sophia.”
“Could you define her?”
“A truly independent mind, a renovator, a cultivator.”
Orangeville
William Squirrell
Since they had moved to Orangeville, Trudy found she could no longer distinguish Kevin from other men.
Recent Books
Pregaming Grief
Danielle Chelosky
Love is like a museum. You have to look around, experience things, and then leave.
Backwardness
Garielle Lutz
Garielle's longest, most peculiar, most particularized book. A sure-to-be collector's item. Delivery 4-6 weeks!



