“Charybdis” | The Jellyfish Review | 24 November 2016

Nominee: Best Small Fictions 2017 | It’s 3 p.m., but Yankee’s watch says high noon. It’s dark and barometers are falling.

Theseus in Belleville | 200 ccs | 8 November 2016

a moment a minute I feign an excuse, my tongue all a-tumble, unthreaded as Theseus now tired of treading a labyrinth life that reduced me to eyes seeing only the clew

She Curled Tight | Long Exposure Magazine Issue 4 | 28 October 2016

He dragged his own fingernails down his neck, his love the size of Texas.

NYC Readings 21-22 October 2016

This was a night when it seemed readers came from “all over the map” to be together in Manhattan.

Fiction | White Plastic Chair | The Airgonaut

Time from pellet to chair was miraculous: less than one minute, confirmed.

3:16th of an inch thick, praise God.

FBomb Fiction Reading Series NYC Reader Photos

The first-ever FBomb Fiction Reading Series in NYC on 9 September 2016 was a great night — standing room only! Thanks to the many friends, fellow writers, and flash fans who packed the KGB Bar Red Room for this first-ever offshoot of a flash fiction celebration that began “in Denver, during a snowstorm, with six […]

Puppah Fish | The Airgonaut

Originally posted on THE AIRGONAUT:
? by A.E. Weisgerber ? Once upon a time near Fort Fred Steele in Wyoming—on a pretty spread west of Medicine Bow—lived Chai, Wyatt and their gitchi-goo baby. Although Wyatt expected to move up the ranks as a mechanic at Bakken-Shale, desert princes and kings of faraway lands thought not. Wyatt…

Hybrid: How to Read DeLillo | The Collapsar

My aunt opened her door and put a foot out and paid cash. She did not kiss rings or wear slippers. She did not use a prayer rug. And yet, she was saved. The dishes are clean and orderly.

Hard Pressed | The Jellyfish Review

It didn’t take long for Woodreau to come to an agreement.

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