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Mismatched

Anu Kandikuppa

Srini had not wanted to hit the grocery store owner—he had done it only to make his wife Priya happy. She’d always been difficult to live with and was becoming more difficult every day,

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A Cut

Fradl Shtok
Translated by Jordan Finkin and Allison Schachter

People are strolling in and out of the park, each and every one of them taking even strides, while May limps just a little.

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Don’t Put Lee Flann On a Pedestal

Miguel Gardel

When I saw her for the first time, she was like the sun, all lit up and radiating beauty. But it was evening, so it was more like the moon, a glow, not sunshine, softly inviting me to come closer. And the smile.

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The Fraud

Jesse Falzoi

A guy I met on a train to Madrid five years ago needed a place to stay for the night. He showed up at ten o’clock in the evening, as I was trying to watch a show a friend of mine had recommended to me. I was too tired, I’d been drifting

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Bind yourself to us with your impossible voice, your voice! sole soother of this vile despair.

—Arthur Rimbaud, “Phrases

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