Short Stories

[Epistemic status: fiction] Thanks for letting me put my story on your blog. Mainstream media is crap and no one would have believed me anyw

Somewhere, out beyond the too-often-unmapped intersection of known and forgotten, there’s a hole through which the dead crawl back up to thi

As my date—Harvey? Harvard?—brags about his alma mater and Manhattan penthouse, I take a bite of overpriced kale and watch his ugly thoughts

Three Voices by Lisa Bolekaja in Uncanny: A Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy Issue Four.

We gathered for the last time in October, under the pretense of discussing a novel that was currently bobbing along in the zeitgeist like a

"The Swing" by Marianne Jay Erhardt, recommended by Alyssa Songsiridej for Electric Literature

“Duties included: receiving instruction from Hajji Atal to head to Kabul (alone) with an allotment of cash.”

What if Lee Harvey Oswald had lost his nerve? A historical novelist—who is also a student of the Kennedy assassination—imagines what might h

A short story