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In the Candy Aisle at Walmart #1728, Jubilee Plaza, Arkansas

April 1, 2025 By Kathryn Kulpa

In the Candy Aisle at Walmart #1728, Jubilee Plaza, Arkansas

Because the movie snacks are so overpriced we go to Walmart first, and because you can never make up your mind ever I say you get the candy, I’ll get the tickets and meet you at the movie and I’m by the register half-scanning my phone when cars backfire/firecrackers bang/ champagne corks pop and still I don’t know, I’m pushed forward in a wave of people, squeezed in a sea of breath and bodies and I can’t tell if I’m walking or being walked, can’t move my hand to check my phone, can’t text to see are you okay, can’t call Mom, can’t turn my head, can’t go back to find you, the crowd swells and puffs like when you open the cardboard tube and poppin’ fresh dough comes bulging out and you can never get that dough back in again, I have to believe the crowd will carry me to the door, have to believe the door is there somewhere, and all I can hear are screams and all I can do is hope, hope, hope they aren’t yours.

About Kathryn Kulpa

Kathryn Kulpa is the author of A Map of Lost Places (Gold Line Press) and For Every Tower, a Princess (Porkbelly Press). She was writer in residence at Ames Free Library in Massachusetts, on the fringes of the Bridgewater Triangle. Her stories have been chosen for Best Microfiction, Best Small Fictions, and the Wigleaf longlist.

Artist Credit:

Orlando native Kaylan Stedman Friedman is an illustrator out of Torrance, California. With a Master’s in TESOL, she teaches English by day and pursues her passion for art and illustration at all other waking moments. For more art, peruse past Ghost Parachute issues, follow her Instagram, @k.s.illustrations, or support her on Etsy at www.etsy.com/shop/ksillustrationsstore.

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