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“Undying Wind”: An Interview with Myna Chang

By Fractured Lit
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Myna Chang’s new flash collection, The Potential of Radio and Rain (out now from CutBank Books), is a revelation on…

Billy Joel’s 1989 Hit Song and The Possibility of Beauty

By Daniel DiFranco

“The letter opener?” I said to my husband in the middle of the night. “I panicked,” he said, rolling the…

Friend Suggestion

By Andrea Lynn Koohi

Why not the boy from high school with the red hair and freckled skin? Classmates said he liked you, said…

I Wanted This to Feel Personal: An Interview with Tucker Leighty-Phillips

By Fractured Lit
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Avee Chaudhuri: Children at play seems to be of recurring interest in the collection. There are all these powerful and…

The Fractured Lit Anthology Volume 3 Winners

By Fractured Lit

Judge, Peter Orner, chose these 20 stories for inclusion in the next anthology!

Grilled Cheese

By Addison Hoggard

Step 1: Butter both sides of two pieces of bread. Put mayonnaise on the outside of both.  The crows outside…

THE BABY BORN IN 1944

By Dianalee Velie

-after the paintings, The Baby (1944) and Artist’s Daughter by the Sea (1943) by Milton Avery Why I chose to…

A letter from the thrice-widowed, late Elsbeth Sorrow to the daughter she grew in the garden

By Vic Nogay

Dear Ginny, It’s the last night of September. This week, your leaves started to change—darkest green to richest red. Your growth…

Once, Three Brothers Guided Two Moons Across the Sky

By Joel Hans

But now there are only two brothers and one moon. At the end of my seven-day shift, I hang the…

Tennis Elbow

By Kim Magowan

For thirty-one of their thirty-two years together, Lydia and Meredith shared an evolving dumb joke which started one day in…

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