Kristina Saccone

Kristina T. Saccone (she/her) edits a limited-run online literary journal with stories about caring for our aging parents and those who raised us, called One Wild Ride, and she’s querying an anthology on the same topic. She is also a short fiction and nonfiction writer with stories in Fractured Lit, Cease, Cows, Gone Lawn, Flash Flood, Luna Station Quarterly, LEON Literary Review, Emerge Literary Journal, and others. Find her on Twitter at @kristinasaccone and @one_wild_ride.

No Matter How Pretty They Look

by Kristina Saccone | Dec 23, 2022 | flash fiction

It was our first once-a-month grandmother-granddaughter date at the JCC. I hopped on the treadmill while you did Jazzercise, all ladies over the age of 60 – or maybe 70, but at the time, I couldn’t tell the difference...

I Told Them I’m a Vampire Who Likes To Drink Blood

by Kristina Saccone | May 31, 2022 | micro

I wished it on my 16th birthday candles. The school counselor said to believe in myself, so I did. It turned out the junior class at Bellingham High had been waiting for a teenage vampire. First they stopped sitting...

Kristina Saccone

No Matter How Pretty They Look

I Told Them I’m a Vampire Who Likes To Drink Blood

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