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@reckonreview.bsky.socialNew fiction for you today from Siobhan Ring. Siobhan Ring lives and writes from the Pacific Northwest where she lives with her wife and son. When she isn't writing, she is organizing for a world where all of us are safe and free.
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@abigailmyers.bsky.socialReposted by @reckonreview.bsky.socialSo very happy that @reckonreview.bsky.social chose to honor my work -- thank you! Check out the link in their post to read "Resurrection Drive."
@pdforan.bsky.socialReposted by @reckonreview.bsky.social“Nana says she has forgotten how to live.”
“One day, Nana says she’s forgotten how the world is supposed to end.”
@sarpsozdinler.bsky.social in @reckonreview.bsky.social reckonreview.com/slot-machine...
@pdforan.bsky.socialReposted by @reckonreview.bsky.social“... and she cha-cha’d around the kitchen and the children held on tight as she spun them around stamping a beat along to the music and the music sped up and she spun faster and faster and ...“
@marioaliberto3.bsky.social in @reckonreview.bsky.social reckonreview.com/coldest-day-...
@reckonreview.bsky.socialNew fiction today from Walker Minot. Walker Minot is a remote office drone by day and a father, husband, cat dad, writer, and co-fiction editor of Loblolly Press by morning, noon, and night. He lives in Waynesville, North Carolina.
@sarpsozdinler.bsky.socialReposted by @reckonreview.bsky.socialReally happy to have this story out in the world at last. It is about the end of the world or forgetting how to live. Big thanks to Drew Coles and the wonderful team over at Reckon Review (@reckonreview.bsky.social) for giving it a place. Hope you like it.
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@reckonreview.bsky.socialNew Fiction Today! Sarp Sozdinler is a writer based between Philadelphia and Amsterdam. His stories have been included to anthologies such as the Pushcart Prize, Best Small Fictions, and Best Microfiction. He serves as the editor of The Bulb Region. @sarpsozdinler.bsky.social
@reckonreview.bsky.socialWe are so, so proud of these folks, and so honored that they trusted us with their work. Our nominations for Best of the Net, read them here: reckonreview.com/award-nomina...
@reckonreview.bsky.socialNew Wind & Root today from Special Guest Jessica Slee! She is a Claymore Award Winner, and in 2022 she was longlisted for the CWA Debut Dagger and the First Pages Prize. She was recognized in the Honor Roll of The Best Mystery Stories of the Year 2024.
@avitusbcarle.bsky.socialReposted by @reckonreview.bsky.social“…as the stranger turned, the light caught his face, illuminating a golden mustache and fogged eyeglasses, cheeks streaked with dry, rusty blood, not a stranger at all but their father…”
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@worldsworstfarmkid.bsky.socialReposted by @reckonreview.bsky.socialGet a taste of the excellent @cwblackwell.bsky.social with the short piece "The Kings of Ghost City" in @reckonreview.bsky.social .
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@reckonreview.bsky.socialWe have new fiction for you today! Arva Bhavnagarwala is a pediatrician and writer based in Mumbai, India. Her short stories have appeared in literary magazines like Woman’s Era, Active Muse, and The Hooghly Review. A LITTLE BIT OF LOVE is her debut novel.
