Prose

WORDS / TAYLOR GLADWIN Gus Carlson is Northwest Arkansas’s mastermind behind the Ozark folk comic, Eve of the Ozarks. Eve is a wide-eyed e...

WORDS / KODY FORD ILLUSTRATION / BETH POST “If these yarns were trash – and millions of parents must have regarded them as such R...

WORDS / KODY FORD Fayetteville has long had a strong literary tradition with writers like Miller Williams, Ellen Gilchrist and the late Fran...

WORDS / KODY FORD Few people have a firm sense of direction in the their teenage years. Adam Bolander is an exception. Over the last few yea...

WORDS / KODY FORD Trevor Richardson, novelist and founder of the online magazine The Subtopian, has decided to launch it as a newspaper ded...

WORDS / KODY FORD Phillip Rex Huddleston has a way of bringing people together. The founder of the Garland House Art Shows, he has found a w...

WORDS / PAUL WILLIAMS McLEMORE ROSS – 1967 The boat left Hué at dusk, quartering against the setting sun up the Perfume River until it ...

BY SCHULER BENSON From her black leather bag, Miranda produces the kit she carries in the event she has to do it. Removed from the velour po...

[Ed. Note: The following story is written from two perspectives. The male perspective is by George Drake, Jr., while the female perspective ...

By Travis Roth “Horsie!” she cried; her two year old eyes lit up like spotlights as she went bounding up to the brightly painted symbol ...