‘Thirty Minutes to Live’ by Jennifer Lott
The Final Countdown In ‘Thirty Minutes to Live’ by Jennifer Lott, getting one’s priorities straight really is a matter of life or death. This story […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Ghost Town’ by Glenn Pape
Cowboy Dreams Travel through time to the fabled American West, with ‘Ghost Town’ by Glenn Pape, second runner-up for the 2017 Magpie Award for Poetry. […]
‘6-Minute Quiz: What Percentage Monster Are You?’ by Beatrice Morgan
Monster Is as Monster Does Beatrice Morgan, in ‘6-Minute Quiz: What Percentage Monster Are You?’, reminds us that there’s nothing quite like a middle-of-the-night internet […]
The Kingfisher Poetry Prize Is Now Open!
Poets, Pick Up Your Pens! To celebrate our tenth anniversary, we’re adding a fifth contest for 2023: The Kingfisher Poetry Prize! And we are delighted […]
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 […]
‘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. […]