Tag: fiction

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Kaiju Look

K. F. Watanabe

February 20, 2024

Godzilla is evergreen in the popular imagination.

The Cave

Liliana Colanzi

February 09, 2024

The light rose out of the depths of the night unseen by any living creature.

Fifty Shades of Red

Alexander Wells

January 30, 2024

In “Kairos,” the fall of the Berlin Wall coincides with the end of an affair.

Fire and Wolf Share a Fondness for Male Beauty

Cui Zi’en

January 26, 2024

The last imitation of love was leaping to one’s own death.

Only Connect

Kim Hew-Low

January 17, 2024

Sigrid Nunez’s pandemic novel.

Molly Sussman

Alexandra Tanner

January 12, 2024

I felt the feeling and did nothing.

The Tongue and the Egg

Hari Krishna Kaul

December 22, 2023

“You have to speak out against this injustice.”

Middle Insomnia

Miracle Jones

December 08, 2023

“This will never stop being funny.”

Good Medicine

Sophie Hoss

November 24, 2023

After my father died in the mine shaft, they left his body on our front yard next to the white roses.

After Melville

Andrew Schenker

November 22, 2023

Each generation finds a new Herman Melville.

Are We Undone?

Ben Greenman

November 10, 2023

The present is upon us like a guard dog.

The Crusties

Adrian Van Young

October 27, 2023

The Crusties had come from somewhere else and what they wanted was total bedlam.