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Sheldon Compton QA–The Same Terrible Storm
Sheldon Lee Compton is the author of the collection, The Same Terrible Storm, recently nominated for the Thomas and Lillie D. Chaffin Award. His work has been published widely and been four times nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and was … Continue reading
Court Merrigan Q&A–Moondog over the Mekong
Court Merrigan is the author of the short story collection Moondog Over The Mekong (Snubnose Press) and he's got short stories out or coming soon in Needle, Weird Tales, Plots With Guns, Shotgun Honey and Noir Nation. He is currently … Continue reading
Two Poems by John Dorsey
Boxcar Poem #6 on halloween someone in the trailer park put razor blades in a few candy apples after that we stayed in to this day i still won’t shave looking like grizzly adams just seems more wholesome Boxcar Poem #7 we watched as a woman … Continue reading
The Androgynous Coat, fiction by Nathan Graziano
I finished my beer, took a hit off the bowl Toby left packed on the coffee table and grabbed my car keys. “Let’s hit the bar,” I called to Toby, who was in his bedroom. “Come here for a second,” … Continue reading
The Yellow World, fiction by Wesley Browne
When my fingers came off, I didn’t so much feel pain as the sensation of something touching my hand, which then became much lighter. I didn’t know they were gone at first; I threw my arm behind my back … Continue reading
Whorehopper, fiction by Liz Frazier
“I ain’t never seen the beat, her living up there like that. Her and Woody both. They ain’t got no toilet paper. No wash rags. The bedspreads have got dog shit on them. I’m telling you, it’s a wonder they don’t … Continue reading
Girls of Michigan, by Gary V.Powell
It was an era of incivility; a mean time when lines were drawn and people picked sides. A few lived large while most teetered on the precipice. In those days, I ran with a rough crowd, rowdy guys who played … Continue reading
Big City Surprise, poem by Misty Skaggs
I saw a red-tailed hawk, with his red tail flashing sunlight lift up off the side of the highway, that storms a concrete path parallel to Louisville, along the river bank. He shouldn’t have been there. A big, bronze bird like the one who lives … Continue reading
Last Will and Testament, by Murray Dunlap
You don’t know this, but I did everything in my power to convince my father to change his cockamamie will. I’m a lawyer for christ’s sake. It’s hardly a reasonable document. Most of us will end up with nothing. Nothing! … Continue reading
