Fiction by Jackie Sabbagh
The Sugar Daddy You say yes to things. When the Sugar Daddy came out of his car he was holding a dozen red roses and I said Looking good...
Fiction by Nichole LeFebvre
The Mouse and the Elephant Nora sat hammering a rock, calves in the dirt like a kid at recess. She missed a lot in translation—whether...
Fiction by David Drury
When God Opens a Door He Closes a Loophole One spring morning, a sinkhole opened up at the far end of the elementary school. It swallowed...
Fiction by Gardner Mounce
Elevator Pitch She hired a career coach after bombing her twentieth interview. The career coach told her that she must shorten her...
Fiction by Nick Almeida
———2018 World's Best Short-Short Story Contest Winner——— Gourd Queen Nick Almeida My sister has forgotten her shoes. My sister has...
"Understanding the Family: A Guide for Clinicians"
Understanding the Family: A Guide for Clinicians Lisette and Gabe’s father went missing when they were nine and seven and never came back...
The Sundog Years
To conclude their experience interning for The Southeast Review, Diana Calderón, Arissa Cushnie, and Grant Wendt searched the archives...
"All Hermits Died on Thursday"
All Hermits Died on Thursday The six hermits of the Nantahala region of North Carolina died mysteriously yesterday. On this day, March...
"Resurrection"
Resurrection Perhaps you know this scene. The man in black—others refer to him as the creature or the monster—approaches me in the...
"Field Survey"
Field Survey His name was Michael and he was looking up at something outside of the frame of the picture and his grinning white teeth...
