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Speculative Fiction

Children of the Trees by Jean Davis

She backed away from the edge, the pads of her feet moving silently over the rough bark.

Speculative Fiction

A Little More Time by Frances Gow

This body, Martha’s body, does not respond to my commands. I no longer feel it, I no longer own it, if I ever did.

Speculative Fiction

The Moonshiner by Chris Palmer

He ran through the footprints his friends made and didn’t slow down until he came to the tree by his window.

Speculative Fiction

Misty Fingers of Death by E. M. Sole

Maybe I needed to talk to someone, or maybe I’m just a nasty person who likes to torment people, or maybe I’m still trying to save someone.

Literary Fiction

She Was Special by Sara Kathryn Puls

In a cruel but seductive tone, Edna whispered that this was the closest Rosario would come to lasting pleasure.

Literary Fiction

Building Hyperion by David Wright

It was almost five o'clock when the bobcat ran out of gas.

Front Page

Being Your Own Hero by Perry McDaid, Guest Fiction Editor

We live, for the most, in a competitive society where people either strive for acceptance by their peer group – or to clamber over them to grab that ever-present brass ring.

Poetry

For Artemis Has Heard Their Cries by Beth Cato

she walks, smooth as death

Poetry

Suburban Corporate Ecosystem by Jeff M. Combs

Made up words fill your brain as a giant insect

Poetry

Stop praying, girls by J.A. Grier

Best you can ask for is to get turned into a tree.

Poetry

The Time Traveler’s Weekend by Adele Gardner

You don't kick back on weekends: you kick off,

Flash

The Return Trip by Jim Harrington

Brad hooked a carabiner into the bolt in the granite wall. He planted his feet against the stone and leaned back in the harness. His left hand held the rope.

Flash

Imaginary Friendships Aren’t the Easiest to Break by Milo James Fowler

Bernard felt things no one else did. There were no cold fingers on anyone else's neck in the movie theater.

Flash

Hero by Amy Trueblood

Hero by Amy Trueblood Hero The smell of fresh popcorn and stale beer flooded the air as my son and I walked toward the stadium.

Flash

Renounce the Tunnel by Gayle Francis Moffet

My ear fell off yesterday. I was combing my hair, and I bumped my ear, and it fell off into the sink.

Our next issue will be published on February 1, 2021. We will open submissions for poems and stories on November 1, 2020.

Liquid Imagination

Issue 15 November 2012

Poems

For Artemis Has Heard Their Cries by Beth Cato

Suburban Corporate Ecosystem by Jeff M. Combs

Stop praying, girls by J.A. Grier

The Time Traveler’s Weekend by Adele Gardner

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