Jeff Esterholm

Jeff Esterholm’s short stories have appeared in Midwestern Gothic, Issues 4 and 7, as well as Two Hawks Quarterly, The Continue reading →

Jeff Esterholm – Like a Strange Old American Folk Song

She began writing to Peabody after his conviction that winter for attempted armed robbery. The jury went outside and stood Continue reading →

G. Hugh Bodell – OK… Then where is it?

Wow, was this a tight fit.  You know when you see the spy crawling through the air-conditioning ducts in the Continue reading →

Federico Jahier – TUFFO A CENTO GRADI (BOILING JUMP)

Stavamo facendoci una nuotata. Ancora non riesco a crederci. Eravamo lì, io e la Ely, sabbia d’oro e acqua di Continue reading →

G. Hugh Bodell – Now we’ll be OK, Daddy

“Enough!  Your calling every morning before nine isn’t going to change things one bit.  I’ve been out of work for eighteen months, as have Continue reading →

David Barnes

  David Barnes was born in 1971 in Reading, England and studied American Studies at Manchester University. Since 2003 he Continue reading →

David Barnes – Waiting for the rain

He wore a suit that was thick and white, like wedding cake icing. A lurid pink shirt. Momentarily his leathery Continue reading →

G. Hugh Bodell – A Smartphone and Tweets

“Stop that, Julie, you’re driving me crazy.  It’s the first thing you do when you wake up and the last Continue reading →