January 1, 2018
Lionel, for Worse
2017 Kenyon Review Short Fiction Contest Winner Lionel finally decided he’d like to be cremated at the end of things, so I said we’d better practice scattering his ashes, […]
January 1, 2018
Short Fiction Contest Introduction
Did you get a good view of the eclipse last year? In Gambier, hundreds of us gathered on the lawn in front of the library, sharing the special flimsy glasses […]
January 1, 2018
When Do We Worry
2017 Kenyon Review Short Fiction Contest Runner-up When my wife was still my wife, a wisp of smoke from the Altadena fire drifted up and over the foothills of […]
January 1, 2018
Canto
2017 Kenyon Review Short Fiction Contest Runner-up Carolyn had forgotten her goddamn phone and was now waiting for the goddamn elevator doors to close, so she could return to […]