2020 Kenyon Review Short Fiction Contest Winner
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Janika Oza is a writer based in Toronto. She was the winner of the 2019 Malahat Review Open Season Award in Fiction and has received fellowships from VONA, Tin House, One Story, and the Millay Colony. She is published in The Best Small Fictions 2019 anthology, Cincinnati Review, SmokeLong Quarterly, and elsewhere.
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Cactus Eater
2020 Kenyon Review Short Fiction Contest Runner-upThey told the old man to smile, so he did. The makeup girl said, Stay like that, and she looked at me to translate […]
The Queen of Sheba
He appeared at the food co-op like an airplane. Dark fuselage composed of sharp angles, black ink on graphic paper, the snapping end of a whip breaking the sound barrier. […]
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