Prose

We flew to Montana for a wedding, ostensibly. A childhood friend of mine had been working […]

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When I first began reading “Willafred’s Body,” by Teresa Milbrodt, my first thought was of Jeffrey […]

Here comes Julian, rounding the bend from his bedroom to the hall, fresh from the hospital […]

It would be glib to say that in 1996 I found myself in Kuwait. Truth be […]

Everything was oddly serene in the alley. Close to a century of exhaust and fumes covered […]

Thursdays my father drove me to dance class. He dropped me off in the driveway of a […]

Jess preferred to say she’d been attacked. It better captured her sense of violation. Mugged sounded […]

On the right, my father: tanned and almost bald, sun gleaming on his red scalp. Gas-station shades […]

Tupelo Quarterly here offers an excerpt from Katie Farris’ Part I, Elementary Indivisible, from her new novel, […]

Suspended in a small glass bowl atop a glass stem footed by a glass base—la forme […]

James As I stand in line at the fishmongers, waiting to pay for Dolores’ oysters, a woman […]

for Caroline At his death, which he had foreseen, the Ba`al Shem said: “I […]