Fiction
FÉDER or the Gilded Husband
By Stendhall , translated from the French by Brian EvensonAt seventeen, Féder, one of the most well-to-do young men of Marseilles, was driven from his father’s home; he had just committed a grave error: he had married an actress of the Grand-Theatre.
from FIVE TOPOGRAPHIES
By Yasmine AlwanYou wait, looking down the tunnel, the inside curve of its throat, fixing the spot where the light first spreads, your knowing the beginning flash, how it will push along the wall. Or your looking for a hard line of light sliding on the metal track towards us, soundless, an influx of cold air excitedly shifting in front of your body.
from NOTES FROM THE PENTHOUSE
By Yorgos LamprakosI have never felt lonely: loneliness concerns only those who have a need of others.
Tragic Strip
By T. MotleyOnce upon a page...
Character and Fitness: Chapter 3
By Jason Flores-WilliamsCharacter and Fitness is a semi-autobiographical novel about an unemployed social justice lawyer and his nurse girlfriend living in a shitty apartment complex behind a strip mall in suburban Philadelphia, the birthplace of our democracy.
Character and Fitness: Chapter 4
By Jason Flores-WilliamsCharacter and Fitness is a semi-autobiographical novel about an unemployed social justice lawyer and his nurse girlfriend living in a shitty apartment complex behind a strip mall in suburban Philadelphia, the birthplace of our democracy.
