short story
Fare
by Danny Lore
He should have been at the kennel an hour ago, long before he started feeling the beast twist and slither under his skin…
Aug 12, 2019 | news
Announcing Our 2020 Guest Editors
by Pablo Defendini
I’m pleased to announce the guest editors for Fireside Quarterly in 2020.
short story
Petals
by Joanne Rixon
From behind the prison walls, a shout turns into a scream turns into a screeching inhuman wail, rising and rising unbearably until it tears open the afternoon…
Aug 5, 2019 | news
Step into the Xenowealth with us
by Pablo Defendini
Fireside has acquired the rights to re-publish Tobias S. Buckell’s Xenowealth series of books: Crystal Rain, Ragamuffin, Sly Mongoose, and The Apocalypse Ocean.
short story
The Brightest Lights of Heaven
by Maria Haskins
We knew that beneath the surface we were something else entirely — something hungry, something jagged…
short story
The Staircase to the Moon
by M. K. Hutchins
Earth goddesses always die for their people.
poem
Three of Swords, King of Cups
by Ali Trotta
there’s nothing neat about what’s sacred, so I revel in the mess
short story
Not All Caged Birds Sing
by Sheree Renée Thomas
The door I opened revealed a gaping hole in myself. Hunger filled me but I refused to eat.
short story
Amanda Draws Crows
by José Pablo Iriarte
Sometimes she didn’t even see what she drew. Her hands took over and drew what they wanted, and everything else faded away.
Jul 4, 2019 | essay
Boxes
by Jacqui Talbot
Since my mother was half-Choctaw and half-Black … in the eyes of my tribe, I was not and would probably never be Choctaw enough to be one of them.
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