Regan Puckett

Regan Puckett writes short and strange fiction from the Ozarks. Her favorite ghosts haunt her local bowling alley. Her work has been recognized by various competitions and awards, and her stories can be found in/forthcoming from Cleaver Magazine and the 2021 Best Microfiction anthology.

So you fall in love with the church girl (the one who isn’t gay)

by Regan Puckett | Sep 9, 2021 | micro

She’s Splenda-sweet salvation, preened by her parents, who do everything in a -ly way: welcome you hesitant-ly, talk about you loud-ly, watch you knowing-ly before you know why. Your church girl is daisy socks, French...

A Guide to Small Town Ghosts

by Regan Puckett | Aug 16, 2021 | flash fiction

“A Guide to Small Town Ghosts” is actually four linked micro-stories, each of which devises and fulfills its own narrative shape while overlapping with the others to create a macro-shape. Think of that carnival game...

Regan Puckett

So you fall in love with the church girl (the one who isn’t gay)

A Guide to Small Town Ghosts

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