Fiction - Half and One

A Night in London

By Anna Classon / June 3, 2025

“If you want to live, come with me,” says Damon. I hesitate and he looks at […]

“If you want to live, come with me,” says Damon. I hesitate and he looks at

One toad watches from a scarred wooden table in a rundown kitchen—an only daughter with a

One toad watches from a scarred wooden table in a rundown kitchen—an only daughter with a

By John Rawski / May 23, 2025

Above me there was no sky. Only sun. Without shadows the city was a fraud. The

Above me there was no sky. Only sun. Without shadows the city was a fraud. The

The plan to be self-sufficient was composed of many echelons, or steps to be

The plan to be self-sufficient was composed of many echelons, or steps to be

The air was thick with dust and the smell of old books as Atlas and Atria

The air was thick with dust and the smell of old books as Atlas and Atria

By Will Franke / May 15, 2025

The worst blizzard in a decade, and on today of all days. Tyler forced his way

The worst blizzard in a decade, and on today of all days. Tyler forced his way

I wince in reverence – you first Jovian planet, some icy, accidental seducer. I am of

I wince in reverence – you first Jovian planet, some icy, accidental seducer. I am of

Giddy in anticipation of seeing you, I derail the rehearsal in the Music Department lobby by

Giddy in anticipation of seeing you, I derail the rehearsal in the Music Department lobby by

Part 1: Belle-mere “I love you.” she said. The smell of day-old coffee was filling the

Part 1: Belle-mere “I love you.” she said. The smell of day-old coffee was filling the