A woman who claimed to be a chimera called the library most Tuesdays, on the old line they never got around to disconnecting after the renovations. The call went straight to a yellowed phone hung on... [+]
Short Fiction
After a fun few months of reading some fantastically creative submissions from university students across the U.S. and abroad, we've finally narrowed it down... Check out the Finalists for the Long Story Short Award!
All the Finalists' votes have now been reset to zero, and we invite everyone to check them out, have a good read, and vote for your favorites in the Short Fiction, Poetry, and CNF categories. One Public Winner and two Public Runners-up in each category will be selected by you, the online community - to be announced December 17th.
After a fun few months of reading some fantastically creative submissions from university students across the U.S. and abroad, we've finally narrowed it down... Check out the Finalists for the Long Story Short Award!
All the Finalists' votes have now been reset to zero, and we invite everyone to check them out, have a good read, and vote for your favorites in the Short Fiction, Poetry, and CNF categories. One Public Winner and two Public Runners-up in each category will be selected by you, the online community - to be announced December 17th.
Just like that, a full year of Short Circuits is in the books! An immense amount of creativity and goodwill has gone into these four issues. This year has been a team effort in so many ways and Short Circuit has been no exception - it's now with great excitement that we share the new issue with you all! Whether reading in print from our Dispensers or online at our website, we hope you enjoy Short Circuit #04.
And as always, we want to send a big thank you to our contributing authors.
Just like that, a full year of Short Circuits is in the books! An immense amount of creativity and goodwill has gone into these four issues. This year has been a team effort in so many ways and Short Circuit has been no exception - it's now with great excitement that we share the new issue with you all! Whether reading in print from our Dispensers or online at our website, we hope you enjoy Short Circuit #04.
And as always, we want to send a big thank you to our contributing authors.
Last Friday, Raine Square in Perth introduced the very first public Short Story Dispenser in Australia! To commemorate the event, they commissioned 20 Australian authors to write a short story or poem about what Perth means to them. Find out more about this awesome project, here.
Last Friday, Raine Square in Perth introduced the very first public Short Story Dispenser in Australia! To commemorate the event, they commissioned 20 Australian authors to write a short story or poem about what Perth means to them. Find out more about this awesome project, here.
Attn: all Philadelphians, we've got a new project going just for you! If you don't know already, Short Edition is proud to call Philadelphia our American home as of January 2020. To celebrate, we've launched a city-wide literary project to publish locally written works throughout the city via our Philly Dispensers, one new traveling Dispenser, and online at philly.short-edition.com.
Attn: all Philadelphians, we've got a new project going just for you! If you don't know already, Short Edition is proud to call Philadelphia our American home as of January 2020. To celebrate, we've launched a city-wide literary project to publish locally written works throughout the city via our Philly Dispensers, one new traveling Dispenser, and online at philly.short-edition.com.
The first day of his life on earth began,
when a spark of magic from his soul ran
out from... [+]
Captain Pouic is beside himself. Tibou has disappeared! The captain’s concern is magnified by the darkness that has swallowed the ship, a sliver of cloud now covering the moon.
He motions... [+]