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Settlers Landing

Fiction

July 2023

Travis Jeppesen

Fiction

July 2023

As Taggerston’s morning televised administrative work is winding down, the cast and crew of Lives of the Innocents accumulate at the studio and commence...

Fiction

April 2023

Who Killed Bambi?

Monika Fagerholm

TR. Bradley Harmon

Fiction

April 2023

LET’S START HERE. One morning, September 2014.               Gusten Grippe is walking down to the waterfront. Kallsjön, Villastan:...

Fiction

Issue No. 10

Resistance

Chris Kraus

Fiction

Issue No. 10

31 Standish Ave., Rosedale, Toronto 5 7 February, 1963     Dear Mr and Mrs Tuck,   Thank you...

Fiction

February 2023

Paca Meat

Paulliny Tort

TR. Rahul Bery

Fiction

February 2023

Joaquim Baiano’s land is near the source of the river, and the pumpkins he grows there are simply unbelievable....

Fiction

January 2023

Stench

Cao Kou

TR. Canaan Morse

Fiction

January 2023

The scent of osmanthus blossoms still lingered in her neighbourhood when a handful of men entered her home. Yet...

Fiction

January 2023

Afternoon Tea

Camila Sosa Villada

TR. Kit Maude

Fiction

January 2023

‘Grandma… Why are we brown?’   The grandmother puts down the rifle she’s been cleaning. Another rifle and a...

Debt

Fiction

December 2022

Natasha Soobramanien & Luke Williams

Fiction

December 2022

This is the story of a book we are still writing.   –   Edinburgh, July 2014. The sluggishness of early afternoon. The sky...

Fiction

November 2022

On Your Feet (Marine Le Pen pays a visit)

Nathalie Quintane

TR. Jacqueline Feldman

Fiction

November 2022

Marine Le Pen gets into town tonight. That’s what I heard. Did you hear, Marine Le Pen’s in D....

Fiction

October 2022

The Boar’s Gambit

Vladimir Sorokin

TR. Max Lawton

Fiction

October 2022

The President of a small European country was dozing on a wave bed when his platinum smartphone, resting upon...

Insekt or large verminous thing

Fiction

September 2022

Kate Zambreno

Fiction

September 2022

Around dusk one evening in March, I went out back to the small garage, and switched on my small square of artificial light at...

 

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