In the utopia of sleep, citizens sleep 20 hours out of the day, in bedsoreless hammocks and mattresses, […]
Category Archive: Fiction
Minor Lits is delighted to feature an excerpt from the newest novel published by Galley Beggar Press, Gonzalo C. […]
Self-care is so important. X. and Y. knew this, and acted accordingly. Their selves were well cared for. […]
My sister is special. That’s what my mother said when she was born in that bright and sunny […]
The moon has become tangled in the branches of the poplar trees, and its faraway glow barely manages […]
This story is taken from Tales from The Shadow Booth, a new journal of weird and eerie fiction […]
There are no hymns or prayers, as I had expected, and nobody gives a speech. I wait to […]
It takes some effort to stifle the yawn. Just good manners in the end. After all it was […]
In April 2005 a band of militant atheists occupied New Cairo. They called themselves the Yaroslavsky Brothers and […]
Lucio makes a sudden decision: he walks into a hairdresser’s – it’s half six in the afternoon – […]
