Russell: Fiction by Geer Austin
Russell
by Geer Austin
When Russell Glickman died, sometime in the mid-eighties, he and I were completely out of touch. I’d seen him once or twice…
Good Humor: Fiction by John Whittier Treat
Good Humor
by John Whittier Treat
Michael remembered watching his mother Betty from a distance, as if she wasn’t his mother at all but somehow a…
Mustang Ray: Fiction by Michael E. Sawan
Mustang Ray
by Michael E. Sawan
I’m not one for beautiful days, so take it on faith that this one was a real peach. The type…
Meet Raymond Luczak, A&U’s New Fiction Editor
We are thrilled to welcome esteemed writer Raymond Luczak to our team as fiction editor. Raymond has been with the magazine from issue one—no…
Nightstand: Fiction by James Magruder
Nightstand
by James Magruder
"How soon can you be out of here?”
Asked Louis, my husband of two years. I had come home to Philadelphia from a…
The Pond: Fiction by John Whittier Treat
The Pond
by John Whittier Treat
Alan died on a hot day, but it had been hot all summer. Steve wasn’t there when the long fart…
The Inanimate Me: Fiction by Martin Shaw
The Inanimate Me
There’s only one rotten apple in this hospital, an old-school homophobic male nurse who’s pheromonic orchestration of testosterone is thwarted by the…
Hummingbird Pays a Visit to Jamie’s Grave: Nonfiction by Ephraim de…
Hummingbird Pays a Visit to Jamie’s Grave
by Ephraim de Francisco Solanas
I was certain that storing Jamie’s ashes on a bookshelf in the bedroom was…
The Love Whisperer: Fiction by Raymond Luczak
The Love Whisperer
by Raymond Luczak
People say that I’m a love whisperer. I don’t see myself quite that way at all. I’m a beautician with…
Drinking You In: Fiction by Chip Livingston
Drinking You In
by Chip Livingston
Peter hopped into his VW Rabbit and popped the hood. Inhaling the heavy aroma of cedar in the ashtray still…
















