short fiction

Little Red Lines

Daniel Uncapher

The celebrated writer talks at some length about the problem of oppression and when the subject of slavery comes up he confesses that he’s no longer a real pacifist, that in fact if he were Thomas Jefferson’s slave, he would have no choice: “I would accept an early death,” says the celebrated writer, “and slit the president’s throat.”

short fiction

Morag

Sasha Thanisch

I’m not allowed to eat the food at work.

short fiction

Sink Lady

Leah Velez

Right before I met you, the boys had been banging on the bathroom door.