Writing a normal situation into a strange one can be a fun way to turn a story on its head. In “45 Walker Street” (view…
As Julia approached 45 Walker Street, she thought she got the address wrong. The building had no windows and the door looked plain. She rang…
You found me that first night in the bar across the plaza from Teatro Juárez. You talked. I drank wine, watched the fútbol and the…
Amyx’s piece (view here) departs from the typical travelogue in that it focuses more on the speaker’s haphazard traveling companions than the destination. Although the…
In Wagner’s story (view story here), the scientific idea of String Theory—that there is a potential set of equations that can link Newtonian and Particle…
There is a sky behind the sky, and when you unmake your bed at night, there is a sheet pulled taut beneath the sheet, and…
Contributors: Kevin Adler, Maggie Bohara, Jody Brooks, Amanda Nicole Corbin, Caitlin Corrigan, Leesa Cross-Smith, Mark Elberfeld, Angela Fraleigh, Ian Golding, Carrie Guss, Georgie Hunt, Hillary Leftwich,…
NANO Fiction 7.2 will be landing door-side in just a couple of weeks and features exciting work from Kevin Adler, Leesa Cross-Smith, Lupe Linares, Sarah…
The titular confession in McDowell’s story (view here) is never explicitly given. The speaker gives instructions for the appropriate way to confess, providing the breadcrumbs…
Do prepare to prepare to say something about the color of the leaves. The badger that lives out back. The geography of the place, or…