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New Fiction: Sugar | New South Journal

Clio told me to sit straight and eat my peas that meal: I knew how to make that folded toy, from memory, only that once.

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Short Story: Jean, 1948 | Change Seven Magazine

Brad stepped over to where we sisters sat, like two old price tags from last season’s sale we must have looked, although Wynne looked wound up in that way that tempted Brad. I French inhaled without looking at him. He deviled Wynne, placed the dirty ashtray near her. “You might need this,” he said, and went back to bartending. I saw the lipstick. Rat.

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New Fiction: Alistair’s Tears | Sick Lit Magazine

I turned the key, punched the code. The jetpack surged from rest. “Today’s the day, little Sparo.”

“A fine morning, Alistair Edgar,” Sparo said, blinking. “Shall we fly?”

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New Review | Mexicali Blues by Joseph Grant

“But Grant innovates within genre and gender roles. Think of it as noir fiction hitting the West Coast in 1940, idling in a cul-de-sac for a few decades; then Grant hops into the driver’s seat with some Hispanic heroes and villains as passengers for a fresh spin around the block. “

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FINALIST: Best Small Fictions 2017 | “Upfurler” | Pure Slush FIVE Anthology

Nominee: Best Small Fictions 2017 | “From a distance, upfurlers shimmered like a murmuration, gently hovered there, like some air current snapped a soft blanket below their soft forms; their tears plocked down, but wore away to nothing before anyone could know.”

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New Fiction: Monsanto Ted Talk Plan | Visual Verse

Orginally posted at Visual Verse | “…overestimate; borrow, beg, barter, pose: regionalize.”

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New Review: RIFT: Stories by Kathy Fish and Robert Vaughan

Originally posted on Change Seven Magazine:
REVIEWED BY A.E. WEISGERBER RIFT: Stories by Kathy Fish and Robert Vaughan RIFT: Stories by Kathy Fish + Robert Vaughan  | Edited by Bud Smith | Unknown Press, 2015 | ISBN: 978-1518879708 | 211 pages RIFT is a collection that will earn repeated readings from many readers, flash fiction…

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NEW FICTION: F. Scott, Remember Me | Jellyfish Review

Originally posted on Jellyfish Review:
F. Scott, Remember Me The Thirty Years War began in 1618, shortly after Protestants defenestrated two Catholic Regents and a secretary.  They survived the 70-foot plunge from a window by divine intervention, although Protestants, horribly plagued by the Holy Roman Empire, said a soft landing in a dung heap was…

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Chapbook Review: Your Daily Horoscope

Well, Stargazer, today is your day. It’s the end of one year with a new one beginning. Time to think of your future, but how to keep the charlatans at bay? Read this book.

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