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September 2018 Issue

September 1, 2018 By Brett Pribble

September 2018 Issue

The Siren by Alyssa Pearl Fusek

Common North American Lifestyle Predators and How to Evade Them by Jane Ridgeway

Disneyland by Robert Vaughan

A Room with an (Obstructed) View by Mark Budman

The Girl in Jake’s Red Hoodie by Maura Yzmore

The Thrum of the Wipers by Santino Prinzi

The Fourth Amendment: Under Our Swans by MFC Feeley

Dog Sitting by Kim Magowan

Games Children Play by Mir-Yashar Seyedbagheri

Artist Credit:

Based out of Orlando, Katiana Robles is a multidisciplinary artist who sculpts, paints, and illustrates in a variety of media including some edible ones. Her work has been exhibited throughout Central Florida; most notably at Orlando City Hall, City Arts Factory, and Osceola Arts. To see more of her whimsical work follow her on Instagram @kat_robles.

Felix Roman “baddietrash” Sanchez is an artist currently residing in Portland, OR. He does traditional and digital art and doesn’t like labels. He is open to comissions. Check out his instagram @baddietrash.

Britney Horton-Baker is a freelance illustrator from Orlando, Florida. Participating in the arts since childhood, she has shown work throughout the central Florida area including Maitland Festival of the Arts, Little Fish Huge Pond, Seminole State College, Jeanine Taylor Gallery, City Arts Factory, Hourglass Brewery, and The Falcon. She is admittedly terrible at social media, but her Instagram can be found @beebubot.

Paulaidan Minerva specializes in abstract, surreal, and strange art. One of his goals as an artist is to to create balanced, artificial randomness. Paulaidan prefers to let the audience make their own conclusions about the meaning of his work, whenever possible. Find more of his art on Instagram @pabloadan.

Felix Roman “baddietrash” Sanchez is an artist currently residing in Portland, OR. He does traditional and digital art and doesn’t like labels. He is open to comissions. Check out his instagram @baddietrash.

Brett J Barr is a tattooist/artist, living and working in Orlando Florida. Aside from tattooing, he is also versed in many mixed mediums including painting, graphites, pen and ink, charcoals, graphic design, woodworking, miniatures, bookbinding and classical music. He co-owns Built 4 Speed Tattoo.

Brett J Barr is a tattooist/artist, living and working in Orlando Florida. Aside from tattooing, he is also versed in many mixed mediums including painting, graphites, pen and ink, charcoals, graphic design, woodworking, miniatures, bookbinding and classical music. He co-owns Built 4 Speed Tattoo.

Genevieve Anna Tyrrell is an Assistant Editor at Ghost Parachute. She finished her MFA in creative writing at the University of Central Florida. Her writing has been published in Creative Nonfiction, Stirring: A Literary Collection, Blood and Thunder: Musings on the Art of Medicine, Hippocampus, Niche, and Carve Magazine. Her art has appeared in The Rumpus, Smokelong Quarterly, and Animal. She is a previous Pushcart Prize nominee and she teaches creative writing in the Orlando area.

Orlando native Kaylan Stedman has several passions, including learning languages and playing music; however, art is arguably the most integral part of her life. Having just moved to China to work as an English teacher, she hopes to continue her pursuit of creating art as a second career. Enjoy more of her creations by checking out her illustrations for Wetwork, a podcast which can be downloaded on iTunes or found at Wetworkpodcast.com. Follow her in Instagram at @naryakal (K. S. Illustrations).

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Best Small Fictions 2022 Nominations

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