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About Amy Chauhan

Amy Chauhan is a metaphysical advisor and palmist who is really talented at forgetting to remove pet hair from her clothing. Known for cooking more food than she needs, she seldom leaves her house because “Pajamas are incredible, you guys!” She may or may not have an unhealthy childhood obsession with Superman. From time to time she can be heard scolding her dogs in varying foreign accents.

Lights On a String

March 29, 2017 By Amy Chauhan

I ate when I wasn’t hungry yesterday. Twice. This is a thing I do when I’m feeling disconnected. I can even remember doing this as a child. Mom used to joke about how I was the little mouse in the house who would sneak away slices of American cheese from the fridge. I would scurry […]

Filed Under: Words From The Other Side

A Symphony Of Drops

March 8, 2017 By Amy Chauhan

Thirty years ago, I was a cute five-year-old kid living in suburban Long Island, NY. And, like is typical of most kids growing up in Long Island neighborhoods during the mid-eighties, my next-door neighbor just happened to also be my best friend. When you’re about five, proximity is often the most significant factor in friendship. […]

Filed Under: Words From The Other Side

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Best Small Fictions Nomations

January 21, 2023 By Brett Pribble

The Storming of Rome by Slawka G. Scarso Juicy Fruit by Katie Coleman You Were Only Waiting for This Moment to Arrive by Kathy Fish Eddie by David James Poissant Something Fierce and Unnamed by Tommy Dean

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