The Literary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA
Stonecoast Review The Literary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA A Life of No Experience Popular Fiction By Jordan Marie McCaw Sarah gazed out the window of her room to watch the cars drive on the highway. The road was a thin black ribbon miles away from her.…
Stonecoast Review The Literary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA How I Get It Done Popular Fiction By Erin Jourdan Quantum couponing is how I get it done. I was able to retire at twenty-three because my future selves are so proficient at finding deals. I also have…
Stonecoast Review The Literary Journal of the Stonecoast MFA Bodies Popular Fiction By Arcadia C. Taylor The arm hasn’t quite taken yet; it hangs at my side like a dense lop of meat on a hook in a butcher shop window. I’ve probably come back too…
GENRE FICTION By Sage Tyrtle The actors they’ve hired to play the Thompsons are all wrong. I can see them from my bedroom window, the living room lit up, the curtains open the way they never were when Angie and her family lived there. The…
GENRE FICTION By Jennie Evenson My mama’s singing had power. Real power. She’d start every song with a low round note, then slide it upward to a high lonesome sound and hold it there, letting it shiver against her ribs, before she sent the note…
GENRE FICTION By Robert E. Stutts “How like a winter hath my absence been / From thee…” ~William Shakespeare, Sonnet 97 She will be gone. The world is white this time of year, every moment of space filled up with cold and want and waiting. In this…
GENRE FICTION By Alan Cliffe Part One: Churchgoing Men, 1945 Antoinette Timrod Tony didn’t seem like the other white guys at the El Dorado. I mean, not just the obvious thing of being younger than his dad and uncles. He’d been overseas for a few years, including…