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Stanislavski’s Fly

By Melissa Ragsly

Character and Expression class. Monday. A black box theater. The teacher clutches her cross pendant, “We must be looking above…

The Mass Blinding of Sclera, Wyoming

By Hannah Zhang

The town scalper says he lost his eyes at the supermarket. Left them on a shelf in the toothpaste aisle,…

Moths

By Ola W. Halim

—finally, it is night and you wrench the bulb from the porch ceiling and all the moths plop to the…

Lil Fucker

By Sara Hills

We bury Lil Fucker facing north in the frozen yard, halfway between the dogwood tree and the rusted tin shed,…

T, My Name is Tonya

By Kathryn Kulpa

But not really. It’s a nickname, something my sister used to call me. You wouldn’t know my real name. He…

Landfall

By Jiksun Cheung

In the time that my mother has been missing, the skies have turned a gray, roiling mass. The radio is…

Love 1992: A Catechism*

By Deesha Philyaw

Does Love exist? Is fat meat greasy? Cuz ain’t no way I could’ve fallen so hard, so fast, so far,…

Fractured Lit Flash Fiction OPEN Grand prize Winner and Finalists

By Fractured Lit

We’ll be publishing 16 total stories from this contest and we’re so excited about Judge Sara Lippmann’s choices! Thank you…

Malia

By Hannah Olabosibe Eko

One day Neela will run inside and steal me away. The other wigs roll their eyes. They smell the hope…

Longing on the Journey to Proxima B

By Amina Kayani

The traveler isn’t lonely. The ghosts of dead oceans joined the ship soon after the first onion sprouted in the…

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