Fiction

From How Deep Was That Sound?
By Lisan Jutras

In the middle of the night, the train makes one of many stops in a small town whose name appears written in a dream alphabet.

The Enormous Night
By Zan Romanoff

This is the first time in all eighteen years of her life that Grace has ever snuck out of her mother’s house.

Half Pipe
By Zoe Whittall

Now that strangers have seen me naked, I can move on to worrying about getting into college or my inevitable death.

With a Whimper
By Laura Legge

Even in the wildest bush, beasts sometimes huddle for warmth.

Moon Colonies
By Jess Arndt

“It reminded me of a dream I’d had where a shark circled my chest hungrily and I felt relieved.”

Eight Saints and a Demon
By Naben Ruthnum

“I always felt weird about telling you. Don’t get mad, okay?”

Doppel
By Sharon Bala

At first Jenny hoped her eyes were playing tricks.

Another Thing To Be Paid For
By David Szalay

“You already have fucked up my whole life.”

Fanshawe
By Jay Hosking

He’s smiling again, hungry.

The Wedding Cake, Annotated
By Madeleine Thien

Notes on a short story.

Gravity
By Amy Jones

Maybe he was part of some kind of secret memory implantation experiment by the government, something to do with his previous access to surveillance equipment at the mall.