For José Roberto Duque The law is born of innocents breathing their last in the rising dawn.Michel Foucault […]
Category Archive: Fiction
in the shade of the human-sized Ricinus bush, with the bagpipe over his shoulder, slumped on top of […]
After fifteen years of writing in obscurity, Antonio Moresco published his first book in 1993 at the age […]
This year, I’m getting rid of everything that doesn’t serve me. E.g. after I graduated, I chucked all […]
There are over three thousand species of mosquito. One species of human. Melinda is an ancient, Australian strain […]
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 […]
