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The Last Laugh

By M. Lea Gray

The lingering perfume of a million flowers is so thick in the funeral home showroom that invisible rose petals plaster…

True Story

By L Mari Harris

I watch her pocket two Snickers bars while I’m ringing up the guy who always buys a can of Skoal…

Newfoundland

By Phillip Grady

We put our seed in the ground and buried a body, but the land gave us nothing in return for…

Act As If

By Miriam Gershow

In the bottom of Zadie’s purse, as she sits in a lightly upholstered chair at the DMV to get her…

Could Die for Just a Wee Lie-Down

By Elissa Field

Beatriz had been insisting since waking that we go to the house at the top of our road, on the…

The Eulogy Competition

By Lisa Ferranti

My father tells all three of us to write a eulogy and he’ll decide who gets to deliver theirs at…

Protocol for What to Do after Hearing Another Rape Story in Exam Room Five

By Margaret Adams

To The Tower

By Skyler Melnick

There are six of them. No, seven. They cycle out of the tower and into the night, following their headmistress.…

The Pebble and the Witch

By Emma Li

Transformation magic is easy. Gold into straw, carriages into pumpkins: the witch had done it a thousand times before. The…

The Desert Sound

By Mikhaela Woodward

When I meet her, I say all the wrong things first. Wind the beautiful. Hair is yours. Meet me nice.…

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