Free Interstitial Fiction
Kelly Barnhill was up last week in the Interfictions Annex, ensnaring readers in a shining net of the natural world and lifelong relationships: her offering is both prose and poetry, true stories and ineffable fancies, about one's relationship with the sacred and the profane.
Read her story, "Four Very True Tales," and tell me: which one speaks truth to you?
Ron Pasquariello's "The Chipper Dialogues" went up yesterday and is perhaps the most challenging interstitial piece debuted so far: told sometimes in haiku, sometimes not, it is the collected debris of conversation between dog and man.
Have any of you been following the Annex from week to week? What have you thought of the stories debuted there thus far?
Read her story, "Four Very True Tales," and tell me: which one speaks truth to you?
Ron Pasquariello's "The Chipper Dialogues" went up yesterday and is perhaps the most challenging interstitial piece debuted so far: told sometimes in haiku, sometimes not, it is the collected debris of conversation between dog and man.
Have any of you been following the Annex from week to week? What have you thought of the stories debuted there thus far?