short story
Personal Rakshasi
by Suzan Palumbo
She tries to push the words from her head but they stain her dreams - their bitterness coating her tongue when she wakes.
Oct 31, 2019 | essay
White Saviorism and the Brooklyn Hammer Murders
by Diana Lu
We are portrayed as weak and broken victims, completely lacking in agency or strength. We are used in white narratives as props…
short story
What Cannot Follow
by Eugenia Triantafyllou
She is still waiting for the family who left her behind fifty years ago.
short story
Radio Static
by Carolin Jansen
You don’t know that I am a ghost, so you sit at my bedside and cup my hand like a seashell in your palm.
poem
After Living With Him
by Okwudili Nebeolisa
It was the question I had been dreading for a while, knowing that one day someone in the family would ask
short story
On the Other Side of the Line
by A. T. Greenblatt
I’ve never seen a complete message come through the Line. Only fragments.
Oct 13, 2019 | news
An Apology
by Pablo Defendini
Last week I had to cancel some books. The way I went about doing this was not consistent with Fireside’s values. I’d like to offer some explanations and apologize.
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