In recent months, we've had the very great pleasure of publishing lots of terrific stuff online—and we've covered a lot of ground, topically. From an epistolary piece that used the format of a student evaluation form as its scaffolding to a naturalistic piece about a recently returned veteran and his do-gooder brother-in-law, we've aimed to mix it up in this space. We've taken that to a new extreme this month, as we published "The Wormhole" by Kathleen Founds. It's an epistolary story that … [Read more...] about Online Fiction Interview: Kathleen Founds
Kathleen Founds
The Wormhole
Dear Janice Gibbs, Here is my submission to El Giraffe. “Gruesome Horrors to Whisper in the Dusk” is a series of soul-chilling tales containing beneficial lessons for students such as ourselves. I know that you have high expectations and exacting standards: after all, El Giraffe used to be two pages bound with staples, and now that you are Editor-In-Chief, it is fifteen pages bound with string. This year I bet people might start to like it, or even read it, especially if it has tales that glue … [Read more...] about The Wormhole