MT. OLYMPUS, MIAMI BY MATT GAJEWSKI: Part five in the summer serial
FICTION BY MICHAEL ZAPATA: “Being sixteen is a disease. Money is a disease. So are cities. Then there are diseases which are like chain reactions.”
MT. OLYMPUS, MIAMI BY MATT GAJEWSKI: Part four in the summer serial
FICTION BY FERDINAND E. HINTZE: “I fixed whatever failed on people’s computers, and people left me alone while I trolled the internet for classic television artifact auctions”
BY MATTHEW BECK: “Scrubbing her ivory hands of the earth ingrained into the crevices of her lanky fingers Rosemary Sepulveda has just completed her soil sculpture of Aloys II, Prince of Liechtenstein.”
FICTION BY MATT GAJEWSKI: In part three of the summer serial, the Oracle becomes an online advice columnist
FICTION BY MEGAN STIELSTRA: “Here’s the thing: I make nine dollars an hour copying keys at Ace Hardware.”
FICTION BY HUNTER LIGUORE: “In Macedonia, there lived a shield maker named Solomos.”
FICTION BY LELAND CHEUK: “Today’s my thirtieth birthday. Just like any other day. I’ll play video games all day.”
FICTION BY VASUDHA PANDE: “The baby and I didn’t have much time left together. Once out, it would belong to the Millers. Forever.”
FICTION BY MATT GAJEWSKI: Part two in the Mt. Olympus Miami summer serial
FICTION BY BOBBY PAYNE: “an opportunistic misfit, begging to be caught.”
FICTION BY MATT GAJEWSKI: Part one in a new summer serial
FLASH FICTION BY KJ HANNAH GREENBERG: “Ever since the partial core meltdown of Unit Two, those creatures had seemed edgy.”
FICTION BY MATT HERRON: “I’ll probably never know whether he left his gun in the car on accident or just didn’t wanna kill them. He told me he wanted a burger. What was I gonna say? MacLeary’s makes good burgers.”
SHORT FICTION BY LELAND CHEUK: “Finn knows what the people in the office call him. Tool. Douche-bag. Sycophant. He’s heard it all before.”
FICTION BY MANDY MIKULENCAK: “Though impeccably tailored, I find it a tad ostentatious for a morning meeting at Starbucks. Still, I’m not about to comment on the Devil’s attire.”
FICTION BY THOMAS MUNDT: “Thundercat needed a job, so he walked into the CVS on the corner of Clark and Kinzie and demanded one.”
Paul M Davis