Volume 9 Number 2
At the Queens Zoo, the boy leans against exhibit glass. Inside, elephants: their tusks adzed and planed, the color of snow at Croton- on-Hudson, their…
Vampire eyes, she said. This photograph of you has no pupils, and mine are dilated from sleep. Your friend took it over breakfast, across our…
In full sun ginger will roll up: crinkles might be the word for leaf movement. Everything around it curled & hot—. What I’m saying is…
There used to be a tree, a giant red oak arching over the court- yard outside our apartment. In May, when the city came to…
This issue of NANO Fiction has it all. We start with Stephanie Devine’s “Of Felling,” winner of the 2015 NANO Prize, selected by the wonderful…