There are over three thousand species of mosquito. One species of human. Melinda is an ancient, Australian strain […]
Category Archive: Fiction
Begin in medias res, prose style spare. A hot day, a white room, a spattered wooden workbench. In […]
The few known copies of The Illuminated Tower — assuming, of course, they are legitimate — are said […]
There was nothing new in Fabo’s story about the car. He always launched into it by tightening and […]
“He that troubleth his own house shall inherit the wind…” Dear Mother, I am often reminded of King […]
BAD KID Carol, all warm and giddy in her chest, dipped her big toe into the little pond […]
Rhinoplasty. Cheek implants. Ultra-sonic assisted liposuction. A purple exoskeleton was admitted to the clinic last week. His name […]
(He began, more or less:) I don’t know why I climbed into the night. Yes, I was young […]
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOONS, following my seminar on the works of Franz Kafka, I climbed down the Vyšehrad steps, […]
The experiment of the cinema is over; perhaps that of the city is coming to an end. The […]
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