InThe FembyThe Fem Lit Mag·Nov 29, 2017The Moon-Bright Smile Rebellion by Catherine Adel West5:02 p.m.
InThe FembyThe Fem Lit Mag·Nov 28, 2017As a General Rule by Dylan Jones Hinton“As a general rule, I don’t trust my heart with any girl who claims to love sunsets. If the best part of your day is so utterly…
InThe FembyThe Fem Lit Mag·Nov 27, 2017The Good Console by Maya Beck“You know those stomachaches I’ve been getting?” Callie’s voice grows low, flattened over wireless.
InThe FembyThe Fem Lit Mag·Nov 26, 2017Who Made It Tick by Erika WalshMatti looks at me, her brush almost dripping onto the carpet, one white teardrop shaking at the edge of its bristles. If you don’t mind…
InThe FembyThe Fem Lit Mag·Nov 25, 2017The Yellow Wrapper by Erin SmithFirst the bra, now this, Annika thinks as she slowly tears the saturated pad from the crotch of her underwear, positive the sound of the…
InThe FembyThe Fem Lit Mag·Nov 23, 2017Combustion by Rasmenia MassoudPete flips through the pages in one of the magazines he keeps in the nightstand. He stops, then resumes flipping. Stops again, tilts his…A response icon1A response icon1
InThe FembyThe Fem Lit Mag·Nov 22, 2017Matters Relating to Paternity by Ravneet Kaur SandhuMrs. Morrison was too busy to die. She was a practical woman who looked after practical matters, and death was far from practical. It was…
InThe FembyThe Fem Lit Mag·Nov 21, 2017As Long as You are Yours by Mwinji SiameHe admired her too much she had told Fola. “How can a man admire you too much?” Fola had said, setting down her glass of wine. Fola would…
InThe FembyThe Fem Lit Mag·Nov 19, 2017Throne by Jessica PalomoLena down the street is a veterana of la mala vida. Sitting on her front porch and laughing a smoker’s laugh you can count the gold teeth…A response icon1A response icon1
InThe FembyThe Fem Lit Mag·Nov 18, 2017Asha in Allston by Chaya BhuvaneswarThe one thing you promised, you swore, was that you’d never allow her inside our house. Remember, when we came here, that you believed we’d…
