"When Nelson got arrested it was sad because he got the look. Nobody thought he'd get it either."
By Doug Weaver"The Walrus asked if this missing person had Down syndrome and was I his caretaker?"
By Eliza Kostelanetz Schrader"My pedagogical disagreements with bartenders are a source of never-ending grief for me."
By Hilary Gan"Drill sergeant never told us how much louder guns are when they’re shooting at you."
By Andrew Slater"My upstairs neighbor is converting his toilet into a public toilet."
By Perry GenovesiIs longevity an accomplishment, or does sticking around for the marathon mean a deal with the devil?
By Barry W. NorthSordid sex. Hard drugs. Human connection? A new short story from Doug Weaver.
By Doug WeaverIn a short story not for the weak of stomach, one woman gropes for a "glimmer among feces."
By Adam BergA mother, a son, a boob job, a knife. Drew's fiction is as weird and wonderful as his comics.
By Drew LermanA horse's life isn't all that's hanging in the balance in this short story. A marriage faces tests, as well.
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