New Stories From Kim Magowan Up At BULL
Congratulations, Kim Magowan! Two new stories up at BULL: Men’s Fiction: Two Stories | MrBullBull Men’s Fiction
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Three New Stories From Michelle Ross
Catching up on some good news, here are not one but THREE new stories from Michelle Ross: First up is “Pleasant Female,” courtesy of Fictive […]
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Michele Finn Johnson’s Development Times Vary Available For Pre-Order
Time to pre-order Michele Finn Johnson’s debut story collection, Development Times Vary, winner of the 2021 Moon City Short Fiction Award, due November 15! Click […]
Continue reading »Kim Magowan And Michelle Ross Nominated For Best Of The Net
A huge congratulations to Kim Magowan and Michelle Ross for their story “Deluxe Scrabble” being nominated for Best of the Net by Cutleaf!
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New Fiction From Kim Magowan Up At Cleaver
More Kim Magowan news to share! Here’s a new story, “Favor,” just up at the excellent Cleaver: For more of Kim’s work, pick up a […]
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New Fiction From Kim Magowan Up At Literary Mama
Things have been a bit quiet around here lately, so we’re more than thrilled to be sharing good news again, starting with new fiction from […]
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Moon City Review 2022 Available To Order!
The latest installment of our annual literary journal, Moon City Review 2022, is available to order! This issue includes writers such as Sudha Balagopal, A.J. […]
Continue reading »Latest Michelle Ross News
SO much Michelle Ross to share (catching up on the last couple of weeks): First up, this new story from Michelle had the honor of […]
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Sarah Freligh Places Two Stories In Best Microfiction 2022
We’re thrilled to be finally sharing this news, now that it’s official: The incomparable Sarah Freligh, author of the superb Sad Math, has earned TWO […]
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New Fiction From Kim Magowan Up At The Forge Literary Magazine
For your holiday-reading enjoyment, here is new fiction from Kim Magowan, just up at The Forge Literary Magazine:
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