Black and White by Lidia Yuknavitch
“Black and White” by Lidia Yuknavitch, a Smalldoggies fiction selection, featuring one woman’s camera swallowing up the entire heat of another woman.
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Horrorcore by Ofelia Hunt
“Horrorcore” by Ofelia Hunt, a Smalldoggies fiction selection, where two partners in crime embark on a brand new mission.
Irene Tries by Sarah Kendall
“Irene Tries” by Sarah Kendall, a Smalldoggies fiction selection, explores how relationships can compromise our independence.
Memory Succeeds by Invention by Elizabeth J. Colen
“Memory Succeeds by Invention” by Elizabeth J. Colen, a Smalldoggies fiction selection, provides a quality of transparency to the houses in a neighborhood.
Day of the Dead by Adam Moorad
“Day of the Dead” by Adam Moorad, a Smalldoggies fiction selection, wherein our hero meets up with The Mortician, for better or worse.
Dallasite by Brian Mihok
“Dallasite” by Brian Mihok, a Smalldoggies fiction selection, introduces to you first, a young Rebecca, and her dream of a distant city.
Candelario by John Carr Walker
“Candelario” by John Carr Walker, a Smalldoggies fiction selection, will teach you a thing or two about a one-arm raisin picker.
Transfer by Stephen Langlois
“Transfer” by Stephen Langlois, a Smalldoggies fiction selection, just might disturb you enough to never ride the bus again. Ever.
Manual Labor by Adam Means
“Manual Labor” by Adam Means, a Smalldoggies fiction selection, has been selected for Smalldoggies from a themed collection of short stories about Glen.
The Worst Morning Ever by Riley Michael Parker
“The Worst Morning Ever” by Riley Michael Parker, a Smalldoggies fiction selection, has been excerpted from a novel in progress.
Leavers by Kevin Sampsell, From This Is Between Us
“You looked for freedom. I looked for escape.” New fiction: “Leavers” by Kevin Sampsell, excerpted from the forthcoming, This Is Between Us.
The Guy by Ben Tanzer
“The Guy” by Ben Tanzer; a Smalldoggies fiction selection, new for the month of May by one of our favorites from Chicago, whose book was recently reviewed on SDmag.
