Fiction

Neon Green

Margaret Wappler -

Excerpted from Margaret Wappler’s debut novel Neon Green, now available to buy from Unnamed Press here. It's...

Our Girl

Alison B. Hart -

Annie liked Rya’s way with Maeve right off the bat. Maeve could be so aloof with strangers. But when Rya got down on her...

Fugue

Maryse Meijer -

Maryse Meijer's debut collection of fiction, Heartbreaker, is available from FSG Originals on July 12 and can be ordered here. Amelia Gray said that...

Sunday Habits

Afabwaje Kurian -

His would-have-been wife Rachel was coming too, over to the house that he had built for himself but would have been home for the...

On Fourth of July Passenger Pigeon Barbecues, and the Falling of Empires

Matthew Frank -

Someplace inside you, dear extinct passenger pigeon, lurks a force that remembers an era when your species was so abundant, the size of your...

Desiree

Linnie Greene -

I woke up on her couch, rain outside, wine still sloshing in my stomach, a dry mouth and my heart beating fast when she...

What It Actually Does

Madeline Gobbo & Miles Klee -

She cruises the badly lit suburb, seeking a boy to take the needle. It isn’t always a boy—some are in their twenties, having never...

Sand Castles

Alyson Foster -

The first morning we arrived in Grand Marie, Jeff and I hiked with the girls along the bluffs to look at the disintegrating houses....

Leo’s Sin

Marisa Coulton -

There are three types of people in the world: (1) knowers (2) not-knowers and (3) knowers who can't stand the not-knowing. Lucy was the...

Andy

Hilary Wallis -

I was lying on a blanket listening to Casey Kasem’s countdown on a portable radio the day Andy rolled up in that blue Astro...