Short Fiction
by J. Eric Thompson
The Dancer
The Dancer
by J. Eric Thompson
"Oh," Said Mom
by J. Eric Thompson
Set in 1938, a farmer decides to booby-trap his garden to ward off a prurient pest. When All the Animals Are Gone is the story of a father’s quiet battle to protect his grieving son, his late wife’s honor, and his poor, violated watermelons. And tonight of all nights is when the damn Martians decide to invade.
*This story first appeared in Issue #67 of Bayou Magazine
The future of music is grim, but only the criminals have to dance.
Babies aren't the only ones who can suck on their own toes. The rest of us just need a little help.
So Long Afloat
by J. Eric Thompson
An ancient family's new life on the water.
Unfellowed
by J. Eric Thompson
A grandfather's prestige is called into question because of The Karate Kid.
