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Robb Todd 9/12/19 Robb Todd 9/12/19

In Defiance of Categorical Distinction: On The Best Small Fictions 2019 Anthology

Categorization is tyranny, even if it is useful to customers who might care to know what they are buying without having to think too much about it.

Tom Paine 9/9/19 Tom Paine 9/9/19

Amazon Worker

An original poem by Tom Paine.

Zack Graham 9/5/19 Zack Graham 9/5/19

So Playful, After All: On Rivka Galchen’s “Rat Rule 79”

Rivka Galchen has never published the same kind of book.

Dorothy Spears 9/2/19 Dorothy Spears 9/2/19

From the Archives: Labor Days

Labor Day weekend at the Brown family beach house was a time-honored tradition, so it only made sense that George would make the long trip up from Washington.

Epiphany 9/2/19 Epiphany 9/2/19

An Interview with Dorothy Spears

Dorothy Spears (illustration by Kendra Allenby)

Tess Crain 8/30/19 Tess Crain 8/30/19

Communing with the Imaginary Friend in Amanda Goldblatt’s “Hard Mouth”

What is the meaning of an imaginary friend? Appearing mainly to children but at times lasting into adulthood, invented companions can signal madness, creativity, both, or neither. Sometimes, they simply serve as company.