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Self Portrait (2010) |
Winner, 2011 Short Short Contest. Isabel would attribute her undoing to that summer in Crete. She would recall how she was minding her own business, reproachlessly conducting research on the iconography of 14th-Century frescoes, when she found God…
Winner, 2011 Short Short Contest. “A rolling stone gathers no moss.” That was the creed of the Stone family, proclaimed like God’s own truth by Mr. Stone all through the two boys’ school years…
Second Prize, 2011 Literal Latte Fiction Award. A black cab dropped them off at his family’s London townhouse in the middle of a side street smashed between Notting Hill and Kensington. They stepped out….
First Prize, 2011 Literal Latte Fiction Award. When Emily entered the kitchen that evening, she wasn’t surprised to see newspapers spread all over the floor, the counters, the table. There seemed to be less than yesterday….
First Prize, 2011 Literal Latte Poetry Award.
Through the window was the concrete parking lot. Cars
came and went as if the drivers couldn’t decide….
Review: The Cannibal of Guadalajara by David Winner (Gival Press, 2010). Don’t be let the lurid title fool you; it’s well-chosen, but not for the reasons you might think at first….