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Short Fiction and Poetry


Who You Gonna Call by Sharon Frayne
Curled on his side, hidden beneath the homemade tent he’d constructed on his mother’s back patio, Arlo studied his arsenal. [...]


The Girl In The Sea by Faith Allington
Lina woke in the deep of night when the stars called. The attic window was far enough away from her bed to look like a painting [...]


My Sisters of the Moorland; Millefleur; Glad Days by Damon Hubbs
Afraid of what the world will do
you feed the birds in your white cotton dress
like Aquinas tousling with the good ending, [...]


Shortlist Saturdays: Newborn by Bill Garvey
Shortlist Saturdays presents Newborn by Bill Garvey! [...]


Shortlist Saturdays: Autumn Sonata by Zary Fekete
Shortlist Saturdays presents Autumn Sonata by Zary Fekete! [...]


Miniature Sun by Amy Grech
Douglas is surrounded by nothingness. [...]


Meditations on (the Authenticity of) an Emergency by Jen Schneider
In the same week Merriam-Websters announced
authenticity as its word of the year, I was pressed
to look up the meaning of emergency [...]


And the short story winner is...The Water Ran Cold by Steven Baird
DarkWinter Lit is thrilled to announce that The Water Ran Cold was chosen as the winning short story in our 2nd Anniversary Contest [...]


And the poetry winner is...Seekers by Laurie Koensgen
DarkWinter Lit is thrilled to announce that Seekers by Laurie Koensgen was chosen as the winning poem in our 2nd Anniversary Contest [...]


Let Us Eat by Jasmine De La Paz
The winter gale blew against the cottage, whistling through the cracks and causing the flames of the fire to dance like the devil. [...]
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