A Collection of Stories
by Daniel GrandboisFiction
A woman looking for birds found as well a perfect temperament. It was alone on a park bench, feeding the pigeons. Because of its nature, she couldn’t tell the temperament’s age, or even its sex, really.
Gerontophobia
by Jessica RogersFiction
Rusty panels stretch around the bottom right corner of the structure, longer on one side, with dark and broken windows three-quarters up. Along Kingston Avenue once neon letters read “Cockt” followed by four empty husks; underneath busted bulbs spell “Lounge.”
FÉDER or the Gilded Husband
by Stendhal, translated from the French by Brian EvensonFiction
This experience filled our hero with a profound anxiety; Delangle’s suspicions weren’t appeased, and he was not the man to forget or neglect the consequences of an idea once it had entered his head.
UNSCIENCE FICTIONS
Richard Kostelanetz in memory of Robert Heinlien
by Richard Kostelanetz
Fiction
If science fictions extrapolate from known possibilities, these move beyond, above as well as below.
Character and Fitness: Chapter 9
by Jason Flores-WilliamsFiction
Character and Fitness is a semi-autobiographical novel about an unemployed social justice lawyer and his nurse girlfriend living in a shitty apartment complex behind a strip mall in suburban Philadelphia, the birthplace of our democracy.
Character and Fitness: Chapter 10
by Jason Flores-WilliamsFiction
Character and Fitness is a semi-autobiographical novel about an unemployed social justice lawyer and his nurse girlfriend living in a shitty apartment complex behind a strip mall in suburban Philadelphia, the birthplace of our democracy.
Tragic Strip
by T. MotleyFiction
Fiction Krishna, episode four, in which Fiction Krishna meets his maker.
