Experimental Writing Issue

Editor's Pick, Experimental Writing Issue, Tuesday Tales

The Bridge of Long Mouth

Sammy was assigned to guard the Bridge of Long Mouth. His superiors hoped that perhaps the bridge’s name would encourage Sammy to speak up. Sammy was a good kid, they ...

by jnavicky • 19th July 202219th July 2022

Editor's Pick, Experimental Writing Issue, Fiction, Tuesday Tales

A Present Moment Always Vanishing

Image provided by the author. Afternoon all, In response to the growing concerns about a rumour that Glumfan is still technically at war with Germany, I have it on good authority that ...

by bennett1081 • 12th July 202230th June 2022

Editor's Pick, Experimental Writing Issue, Fiction, Tuesday Tales

The Floating Mind

Pain throbs in every direction. I am encased in agony, trapped in a shell of bandaged layers. Please don’t jump off a bridge. It’s not as efficient and liberating as ...

by solaiagustsson • 5th July 202230th June 2022

Editor's Pick, Experimental Writing Issue, Fiction, Story Sunday

Linger Generously

Be Kind, Rewind I stare at the scuffed lino of the corridor, listening to the fading rustle of his jacket as he makes his way downstairs. When he pulls the main ...

by DOS1989 • 12th June 20228th June 2022

Editor's Pick, Experimental Writing Issue, Fiction, Story Sunday

The Search for Slate

“Like lost children we live our unfinished adventures.” Guy Debord

by jacklethbridge • 5th June 202226th August 2022

Editor's Pick, Experimental Writing Issue, Fiction, Story Sunday

FIRST BUNDLE OF DOCUMENTS (from THE OLIVE DRAB FOOTLOCKER)

Photo by Angie Chung. Is it turtles all the way down? • The supreme principle is the monad. The monad is also a second principle, along with the dyad. The ...

by tetmancallis • 29th May 20223rd May 2022

Editor's Pick, Experimental Writing Issue, Fiction, Story Sunday

LE SPLEEN DE BARCELONA

Bibliophiles and book thieves.

by rafaelmendes341 • 8th May 20223rd May 2022

Editor's Pick, Essay, Essay Saturday, Experimental Writing Issue, Features

An Abecedarian of Loss

abecedarian twenty-six letters, each one a compact unit of communication, a twisted riddle, a maze of red tape from well-lit offices; the only means of containing my sorrow now ...

by sherryshahan • 19th February 202215th January 2026

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