Listen to the audio version of this essay here Box 1988/065: Joint Committee to Visit the State Penitentiary. 20th Legislature, 1887: I learned this about Huntsville (Wynne) Prison Farm: “[this farm] [...]
Listen to the audio version of this essay here Nowadays, few people call us by our names. Most simply call us “shit collectors.” I came to the county seat [...]
Listen to the audio version of this essay here Dried cheese is not a food one eats quickly. You suck on it, move it around in your mouth, chew it, [...]
Listen to the audio version of this essay here I should have been in South Florida, serving as a judge for the Miss Seminole Princess Pageant. Instead, I proposed Zoom [...]
Listen to the audio version of this essay here The moth will come to the light, and you will come to the moth. I am not a hunter. Then [...]
Listen to the audio version of this essay here Commotion under the amber light of a lone streetlamp. A young white woman lunges and flails at several men around her. [...]
It was February 28. I was going to Cuba with my usual fear — this time “they” wouldn’t let me out and it would serve me right for going back [...]
Vermont in summer. Photo by Sienna R. Craig. Listen to the audio version of this essay here Even in these shattering months of death and change, Vermont [...]
Listen to the audio version of this essay here Before I’d even slid the door shut, Enrique punched the throttle. His battered Dodge minivan lurched forward, and the passengers greeted [...]
Brief. Urgent. Intense. 750 words total, stripped of excess. Some have called flash fiction the “smokelong” -- stories that last the duration of smoking a cigarette. Others have paralleled the flash [...]
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