A v ~A by James Tadd Adcox
December 28, 2022
“They don’t feel anything, do they?” she says. He smiles at her. His smile says, who cares if they do.
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I’M JOHNNY KNOXVILLE by Rachel Attias
December 26, 2022
He knows without a shadow of a doubt that he cannot die. It makes him reckless in a way everyone loves, except for Steve-O.
FROG LEG by Diana Anaya
December 21, 2022
Frogs are thought to have a simplified version of our anatomy, which makes them all the more reasonable subjects for high school dissections.
SUDDEN SILENCE FOLLOWED BY MILD APPLAUSE by Matt Kirkpatrick
December 19, 2022
The music lifted like a cosmic prayer. Then the collective scream: the squawk, the beef and bleat of the slaughter, a rumbling dusk arcing across the auditorium.
I AM MEAT JELLO WITH FEELINGS INSIDE by Pat Jameson
December 16, 2022
I’m about to reverse out when I think–drunk kid. In my car. And I’m drunk. Maybe a bad idea.
MOVING HOUSE by Daniel David Froid
December 12, 2022
The crack widened at last and cleaved the porch in two. The tree had effected a crack that, the men saw, was surprisingly neat. The work of the devil, said Fred.
FINDING THE JOY by John Chrostek
December 7, 2022
No one had spoken up for me. Not a single soul on my street told the officers they had the wrong idea, that I was a pillar of the community.
DOUG AND A CAT by Anissa Elmerraji
December 5, 2022
He lunges into the dirty can and takes the cat by the scruff. It hisses and scratches his hands until blood drops fall from his hands.
TRANSATLANTIC & TWO OTHER FLASH PIECES by Peter Krumbach
November 30, 2022
The 84-year-old woman across the table from me describes a couple who has chosen to be buried in coffins stacked on top of each other in one grave.
PONT-SAINT-ESPRIT 1951 by Phoebe Billups
November 28, 2022
The man clutches at his stomach as the attendants wrestle him into a straitjacket. By the time they manage to sedate him, the waiting room brims with new patients.