short story
How to Say I Love You with Wikipedia
by Beth Goder
It is important to be efficient because my crew is the best crew ever and I want to show them that I have feels.
poem
Medusa
by Rose Lemberg
they said there’s no reason to be angry they said calm down it's safe here
short story
Poison
by Cyd Athens
Your first euphoric response is replaced by uneasiness that grows into irritation before becoming rage.
short story
Balompié
by Ana Hurtado
It is the young adults who die during soccer games and after, because those who are above forty are immune to this kind of violence.
short story
Team Work
by A. T. Greenblatt
I'm not sorry. But after the incident at the museum, I have a feeling my teammates are going to reconsider my membership.
poem
The Unseen
by Fran Wilde
The fog removes our familiar horizons with its pale hands and keeps coming.
Mar 21, 2019 | news
Announcing our Next Submissions Period
by Pablo Defendini
Fireside will be open to short fiction, poetry, and nonfiction submissions during the second week of April.
short story
Hands Made for Weaving, With Nails Sharp as Claws
by Eden Royce
It took some doing to convince the men to let Mami Wata’s gals go, but the world weaver mostly managed it without bloodshed.
Mar 14, 2019 | essay
Impostor/Abuser: Power Dynamics in Publishing
by Sarah Gailey
There is a sense of safety in assuming that we are small. We seek the safe harbor of anonymity, forgetting that there is no such thing as a person who is beyond vulnerability.
short story
The Blanched Bones, the Tyrant Wind
by Karen Osborne
I hope I am so sticky and rangy that he cannot force the hate in my veins down his steel throat. I hope he chokes on my solid, frozen heart.
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