Archive for September 2021

“You Think Your Luck Is Bad,” by Amy Wright

Sep 29th, 2021 | By

For my entire life anytime I complain about anything my mother responds with some newly acquired anecdote about someone who has it harder. I first noticed the pattern in college after I griped about a roommate and she told me about a boy born without hands who had taught himself to paint by holding a paintbrush between his teeth. 



“Nine More Stories,” by Pat Flynn

Sep 22nd, 2021 | By

It’s true: J.D. Salinger did continue to write from 1965, when his work last appeared, to his death in 2010.

Announcing the publishing event of the decade….



Your Attention, Please

Sep 17th, 2021 | By

I think I’m going to get to a point where my comics become so absurd that nothing makes sense anymore. Just going to let the whole thing devolve into weirdness.



“Opening Lines Of Stories That Will Never Be Written,” by Bill Kitcher

Sep 15th, 2021 | By

“Come to my chambers,” said Xara, the 2,000-year-old temptress empress to intrepid explorer Maximilian Wolfsburg over the sounds of advancing troops. “I wish to know more of what you call pasta.”



Ravioli, Ravioli

Sep 10th, 2021 | By

These are the rules, Little Winslow. This is the way things are.