Throwback Thursday: ‘Masquerade’ by JM Landels
Make. Believe. Travel to Venice, with ‘Masquerade’ by JM Landels. Here magic is made — and deception lies just beneath all the beautiful surfaces. JM […]
Month: September 2023
‘When a Man Knows Much More than We Ever Did’ by Kelli Allen
Carrying Stories ‘When a Man Knows Much More than We Ever Did’ by Kelli Allen offers a lyrical portrait of a life lived — and […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Cropper’s Ball’ by dvsduncan
Gaining Steam In ‘The Cropper’s Ball’ by dvsduncan attend a steampunk ball in your borrowed best, with this excerpt from Issue 8, Autumn 2015. The Cropper’s […]
‘Marty’ by Kevin Sandefur
Herding Cats In ‘Marty’ by Kevin Sandefur, a woman learns a little too late that, yes, if you feed them, they will come. ‘Marty’ received […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Death of Me’ by KL Mabbs
It Won’t Be Easy Travel the streets of Vancouver — and through time — in ‘The Death of Me’ by KL Mabbs. According to the […]
‘Mayflies’: New Fiction by Liza Potvin
Home and Away In ‘Mayflies’ by Liza Potvin, we are reminded that not only can ‘away’ feel so very unfamiliar, but ‘home’ often does too. […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Lover Snake’ by Tomson Highway
More than Friends In ‘The Lover Snake’ by Tomson Highway, the beloved slides through time and place and memory. In our feature author interview, we […]
‘A Summer Soup to Cure Magical Thinking’ by Kim Harbridge
Neighbourly In ‘A Summer Soup to Cure Magical Thinking’ by Kim Harbridge, there’s nothing quite like cooking and companionship to get one through the tough […]
The Raven Short Story Contest is Now Open!
Calling All Short-Story Writers The Raven Short Story Contest is now open! Send us your previously unpublished short fiction (250 to 2500 words) by October 15th for a […]