Tag: prose
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“On The Rails” by F. Mashudi
Farriz Mashudi is a former lawyer, journalist, and blogger, turned writer of fiction and CNF in short and long forms. Born in Malaysia, she has fond memories of a childhood spent in Canada before studying in Wales and England. She currently resides in the Middle East.
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“The Trip to the Zoo” by J. Klimesh
Jessica Klimesh is a US-based writer and editor with creative work in or forthcoming in Flash Frog, Cleaver, trampset, Flash Boulevard, and Bending Genres, among others. Her work has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, Best Microfiction, Best Small Fictions, and Best of the Net. Learn more at jessicaklimesh.com.
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“A Trial” by J. Gill
Jaime Gill is a British-born award-winning writer and creative whose journalism and fiction have been published by The Guardian, BBC, voidspace Wanderlust, Beyond Words, Bangkok Post, and others. He works for development organisations across Asia and lives in Cambodia while working on a novel, script, and far too many stories.
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“Rebirth with a Dandelion” by L. Kawamoto
Lauren Kawamoto began writing when she was seven years old. To further her technique, she has attended several programs such as ATDP (Academic Talent Development Program) and BAWP (Bay Area Writing Project). She has additionally submitted to more than a dozen various writing contests and literary magazines, and been published three times.
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“Aggravated Man Stubble” by K. S. Edgar
We are a Super Organism growing in spacetime. As a tiny cluster of cells within this organism, K. Shawn Edgar lives in Oregon. Since receiving a renal transplant from Legacy Good Samaritan, the Greater Portland Metropolitan Area is K. Shawn’s ever-present Mother Ship. Bicycles, soluble fiber, and fiction transfusions are ongoing. Recent publications include: The…
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“The Wood Burning Stove” by D. Bossman
Dottie Bossman is a writer living in Bellevue, Nebraska. In the past, she has written about education and disability studies, topics she still cares about, but her current work is in memoir and short fiction. She is also working on an MFA in creative nonfiction at Augsburg University in Minneapolis.
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from “Off the Road” by L. Ümmenhofer
Lance Ümmenhofer (he/him) is a bipolar Southern author from Nashville, TN, USA. He is Editor-in-Chief of April Gloaming Publishing and the literary and arts journal, Waxing & Waning, and is the author of And the Soft Wind Blows. You can find previous work from him in Wild Roof Journal, Prometheus Dreaming, and Belmont.
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“Education” by D. Slusarczyk
Dominik Slusarczyk is an artist who makes everything from music to painting. He was educated at The University of Nottingham where he got a degree in biochemistry. His fiction has been published in various literary magazines including moonShine Review and SHiFT – A Journal of Literary Oddities. His fiction was selected in The Fictionette Monthly…
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“Maya” by M. Ahmed
Mehreen Ahmed, an award-winning Australian novelist born in Bangladesh, has received acclaim for her historical fiction and other works. In “Maya,” a theme park visit turns chaotic as Maya notices the Ferris Wheel malfunction. Despite her efforts, she encounters a surreal and perplexing obstacle at the park’s management building.
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“The Plant” by T. Misuraca
Tom Misuraca studied Writing, Publishing and Literature at Emerson College in his home town of Boston before moving to Los Angeles. Over 130 of his short stories and two novels have been published. His story, “Giving Up The Ghosts,” was published in Constellations Journal, and nominated for a Pushcart Prize in 2021. His work has…
