The speaker says something about are you doing what you want in your life, or are you believing in yourself, or something along those lines, and I may as well have been struck by lightning, because the answer, I realize, in no uncertain terms is no, I’m not.… more
Tag Archives: Writing
Frankie Would Be Almost Nine
Fiction by Rod Siino“I could hear the echoes of boys’ voices coming from the graveyard over fifteen years before. What I’d lost, I realized, was a chance… more
I Was a Stranger
Uncategorized by Andrew Bomback“I am almost twenty years out from that night when someone told me, in progressively hushed whispers, that he was watching me, and I wonder if I should have given myself so much distance before trying to chronicle those events… more
Rejection Notes #8: Franz Kafka
Uncategorized by Cameron FilasThe German-language existentialist finds that his work is deeply misunderstood…… more
BULLshot: Darrin Doyle
Uncategorized by Pete WitteThe author of “Head” on what inspired his story… more
BULLshot: Austin Hayden
Uncategorized by Pete WitteThe author of “Hunting” on the story’s first line… more
BULLshot: Matthew Baker
Uncategorized by Pete WitteThe author of “King’s Man” on how he thinks about writing details… more
BULLshot: Alex McElroy
Uncategorized by Pete WitteThe author of “The Collected Letters of Gerald Kingsley” talks about the story’s development… more
BULLshot: Forrest Anderson
Uncategorized by Pete WitteThe author of “American Vitality” on how he chose the epistolary form to tell this story… more
BULLshot: Josh DuBose
Uncategorized by Pete WitteThe author of “Turf” talks about the origins and evolution of the story… more
