Cody was always getting interrupted. He lurched from sleep, the pale whine of a car alarm buzzing in the background. His feet had escaped the [...]
Tony Granik looks up at the silo, that blue angel of death, then over the acres that reach out as far as drowning arms. It’s [...]
Modernization, a collaborative text/photography narrative, combines Angela Xu’s images with Peter Tieryas Liu’s words. Angela Xu is an international photographer who enjoys taking photos [...]
I have a sudden feeling I could tell you anything. It is not the feeling I created. It is not the same as when we [...]
If the cow dies, the dwarf and his wife will have to buy their milk at the market. This would be devastating. Of course, the [...]
One more trip to the store for her cigarettes. He has come to hate the drive, something he found beautiful just months before. Now, the [...]
So many things can happen out of the country. Take for instance the indecision inherent in choosing just one flavor from a display of gelato. I [...]
The police didn’t know how to handle the scene, a family of dead people. They wanted to understand how these people had died, whether it [...]
We’re happy to announce our two nominations for The Micro Award:
Shelagh Johnson’s “Blood Loss”
Vincent Scarpa’s “God Is in Agriculture”
Congratulations to Shelagh and Vincent–both stories deserve every accolade they get.
