Submitted Short Stories
art by Dan Reece By J.C. Remington Two bowls deep. One dose of psilocybin. Cigarettes: check. Back pack with a six pack of Long Trail IPA’s: check. Ready to hit the trail. It had been awhile since I last walked in the woods with “mushy legs”, as my friends and I like to […]
art by Kelly Archibald By Mark Linnhoefer The damned brakes were not working anymore, and had not been working for quite a while. Still, we were three people huddled together on a small electric scooter doing about 28 miles per hour on a freeway in the middle of the night, all heavily tripping […]
I received an email from Ralph accompanied by this photo. We’ve been back and forth at each other since he sent me a bunch of gibberish making fun of my grandfather’s school bus. – Clayton Luce, editor-in-chief Dear Clayton, I wrote this shortly after returning to the UK after meeting and […]
EDITORS NOTE: I asked Ralph for Gardening Tips and he sent me this terrible screed and the following message: “I did this weird story about a Toadstool Island that appeared one day on a moss covered root on an old dead tree!? See if you can open it and make […]
By David Phillips ‘That’s enough of that’, I thought again but this time it was certain. In such blind rage I can’t even remember her exact words, but I knew in that instant that there was no future for us. I’m pretty sure any person who has been through a […]
By Jason Vowell I have always hated supermarkets. They are way to bright. They are always filled with the general population you do your best every day to try to avoid. All there, crawling around like the primates that they are. A modern-day freak show under hard light. Step Right up! […]
By: Donnie Casto II, a.k.a the Dark Troubadour “This has to be a dream!” he said, sitting there in the cafe sipping coffee, with a glass of absinthe on the side. He knew he had no passport, and knew he certainly wasn’t in France before he went to sleep. “I […]
l[artwork copyright 2015 by Josh Chambers By Kyle K. Mann Whatever was shining brightly over the night-shrouded freeway up ahead, it was extremely unusual, and bizarre. I raced out of L.A. at midnight on the northbound Interstate 5 with my buddy, Ab the Editor, riding shotgun. We were bound for […]
First Place Prose Winner: Gonzofest Literary Contest 2015 “Earlier I was day drinking in Minneapolis, Minnesota but my mind kept going south to a little backwoods crawfish joint in Leesville, Louisiana in David Allen’s short story “Crawdads.” The story reads like a country song written by a man with a […]
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