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Patricia Q. Bidar

Patricia Q. Bidar is a western U.S. writer and a Port of Los Angeles area native. She is the author of Pardon Me for Moonwalking (2025, Unsolicited Press) and Wild Plums (2024, ELJ Editions). Patricia’s work has appeared or is forthcoming in journals including Painted Bride Quarterly, Another Chicago Magazine, Waxwing, The Pinch, Wigleaf, and Smokelong Quarterly, and has been selected for Flash Fiction America (W.W. Norton) and the Best Small Fictions and Best Microfiction anthologies. She lives, writes, and reads in the San Francisco Bay Area. Visit patriciaqbidar.com
Chaos

Chaos

1. The fourth-grade mothers learn that one of the fourth-grade girls, Jade, is missing. Their sons and daughters announce this at the dinner tables. The children are reluctant to provide the news. Nothing like this has...

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Rat Girl

Rat Girl

She calls herself Rat Girl, but she looks like a little Swiss doll. Now in the Chapel, she is singing round-eyed over our heads and serpentine-ing her head in the shape of infinity as she always does. Her arms are...

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