Tag: fiction

INTERVIEW / ASHTON ELEY Author and Fayetteville native Vivian Cummings – also known as V.R. Craft and W.T. Fallon in the literary world �...

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 ...

  By Kayla Gruenewald        Living in seclusion can drive a person mad. Even more so when seclusion consists of a cover of darkness ...

Our friends at Subtopian Magazine in Portland, OR, have recently launched a Kickstarter campaign on behalf of their small press to publish a...

By Kirby Light “You’re not suicidal Tom,” he said as he set the bottle of bourbon on the dresser. “You just want some attention.” ...

By Marty Shutter EXECUTIVE HEROISM: FINAL MOMENTS OF ONE CIVILIZATION Ours is a government of tire inflation guidelines file cabinet hallway...

By Kody Ford Editor A few months ago, I had the pleasure of seeing Trevor Richardson give a reading from his debut novel American Bastards...