ISSUE â„– 

11

a literary journal in multiple time zones

Nov. 2024

ISSUE â„– 

11

a literary journal in multiple time zones

Nov. 2024

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A Thin Green Mist

My wife removed ladies underwear from a paper bag. “Found a bag. Opened the bag. Looked inside the bag.” She held up a pair...

Notice of a Fourth Location

When they asked, I said the woman looked like she was sleeping. She looked like I did every night in my living room, dozing...

Stay A While

I needed a goddamn purpose. Everyone around me was, pardon the lingo, finding themselves. Women my age were going on yoga retreats, throwing clay, volunteering...

Swimming Through Whales

I am not avoiding the mouse. I will deal with it—as soon as I’ve woken up, as soon as I’ve had my coffee. I use...

The Surrogate

Cecily is six months pregnant with someone else’s child when her husband tells her that he wants a baby of his own. It’s not...

The Return to Monsterland

This story will be included in the forthcoming collection Where We Go When All We Were Is Gone (Black Lawrence Press, 2016). It originally appeared...

Honeymoon

The day before their honeymoon she got the flu. Then in the airplane she got an ear infection. In Paris the doctor gave her...

Bottom

It was going to be a beautiful night, the air was balmy and sweet. The day had been uncomfortably humid. Mia had decided to...

In the South the Sand Winds are Our Greatest Enemy

Gleb and Oleg were banished brothers. They lived together in a prison infirmary surrounded by snow. Gleb was a surgeon and Oleg a sculptor....

Pioneer Trek

In July of 1997, we were having a Pioneer Moment. In celebration of the sesquicentennial anniversary of our ancestors’ arrival in the Salt Lake...