When my mom takes her cancer to chemotherapy, I bring my anxiety to yoga class.
Lessons in Meditative Thinking by Laura Waldrop
Category: Flash
Crazy Annie’s Girl by Patricia Pease
I heard her before I saw her. She was singing at the top of her lungs.
Last Trip by Lori White
This is the last trip with your brother, the last time you have to do his bidding…
She Came To Stay by Heather Bryant
When Dad told us the new name, we were in the kitchen of our house on Norfolk Road.
The Right of Rescission by Carole Vasta Folley
She said, “Look at what you’re wearing.” As if that had anything to do with it.
Boys on Bicycles Holding Hands by Brad Snyder
The boys’ tires rotate in sync, a graceful choreography performed in morning sunlight…
Subtraction by Paula Burke
The summer of 1974, when I was four, Dad shot an intruder breaking into our house at four in the morning.
Atlas Fledgling by Youssef Biaz
The first one died in my hands an hour after coming home. I mishandled it.
At The One Month Visit by Anne Falkowski
The bandage used to bind Sam’s chest after top surgery lays crumpled on the exam room table.
Security by Bridgette Shade
If his kidneys fail and you have his nose, will your kidneys fail?
