She was crying, telling me about how, where, and when Jesus had touched her. I’m not good with emotions—never have been—so I didn’t really know what to do. I just froze up as if I’d been caught doing something shameful. This was a lot more than I’d bargained for. They hadn’t taught us how to … Continue reading
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Past Issue: Volume 42, Number 2 — Fiction Issue, Spring 2012
Cover Photo by Krysta Sackett Stories: Elise Left — Lucy Shirley All the Same — Paul Many Cathedral of Cotton — Liz Gaffney Aryan Jew — Adam Berlin PK — Ellen Burns The Missing — Benjamin Arda Doty I Wish I Could Have Say I Loved You — Shelly King Varieties of Diets — Kevin … Continue reading