Excerpt of Alex Behr’s PLANET GRIM
October 12, 2017
The Courtship of Eddie’s Father I get a ride with Ann-Marie—my mother-in-law. She turns left from the road into Golden…
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Playing Tricks by Samantha Paige Rosen
October 11, 2017
For six months I’ve been living in an apartment no one sets foot in but me, in a building full…
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Varieties of Religious Experience by Ross Feeler
October 8, 2017
1 Seated on a deck overlooking the Guadalupe River, Dylan dodges razorblades of sunlight, fights off the hangover shakes, and…
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Concept Comics By Jessica Peri Chalmers
October 6, 2017
  ANGEL FOR OUR TIMES Read an essay by Jessica Peri Chalmers, visit her website, & view her artwork archive.…
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ONE QUESTION: Renee James
October 5, 2017
Hypertext Magazine asked Renee James, author of Seven Suspects, “What question do you wish you’d been asked about your work?”…
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One Question: Daniel Falatko
October 4, 2017
Do you ever get bored with writing stories that take place within the boroughs of NYC? Absolutely. Bored to tears…
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Excerpt: Travels And Travails Of Small Minds by Daniel Falatko
October 4, 2017
SLAVA. This is the word that every Russian ex-military member or former prisoner has tattooed somewhere on their pale, muscled…
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In Defense of Self-Harm by Rachel Belth
September 26, 2017
The ultimate end cannot be to feel pain because it barely hurts — something less than a paper cut. Perhaps it’s…
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Concept Comics by Jessica Peri Chalmers
September 22, 2017
Read an essay by Jessica Peri Chalmers, visit her website, & view her artwork archive. Find more concept comic goodness…
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Hypertext Interview With Patricia Ann McNair
September 20, 2017
By Christine Rice Patricia Ann McNair’s essay collection And These Are The Good Times, out now from Side Street Press,…
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Concept Comics By Jessica Peri Chalmers
September 13, 2017
  Read an essay by Jessica Peri Chalmers, visit her website, & view her artwork archive. Find more concept comic…
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Hypertext Interview With Sahar Mustafah
September 8, 2017
By Christine Rice “Boy can she write.” That’s what author Patricia Ann McNair said about then-grad-student Sahar Mustafah. We were…
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The Snuggle Hustle by Amanda Leigh Lichtenstein
August 21, 2017
Most nights, I am gripped with fear. I drink a glass of red wine, smoke a joint, sink down into…
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Should the Dish Run Away With the Spoon? by Mary Ann Presman
August 17, 2017
Hey! diddle, diddle, The cat and the fiddle, The cow jumped over the moon; The little dog laughed To see…
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Hypertext Interview With Gina Frangello
August 15, 2017
By Christine Rice If you’re a writer, you know Gina Frangello. You’ve probably read her novels: A Life in Men,…
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Beets by Sarah Vesely
August 9, 2017
I’m sitting with Jeremy in his kitchen. He is eating beets out of a jar, spooning them into his mouth…
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Hypertext Interview With Gail Wallace Bozzano
August 7, 2017
By Christine Rice Every page of Gail Wallace Bozzano’s lyrically written chapbook, Supposing She Dreamed This (Michigan Coop Press), sizzles…
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ONE QUESTION: Bob Hartley
August 6, 2017
Hypertext Magazine asked Bob Hartley, author of NORTH AND CENTRAL (Tortoise Books), “What question do you wish you’d been asked…
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ONE QUESTION: Josh Barkan
August 3, 2017
Hypertext Magazine asked Josh Barkan, author of MEXICO: STORIES, “What question do you wish you’d been asked about your work?”…
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ONE QUESTION: Martha Bayne
August 1, 2017
Hypertext Magazine asked Martha Bayne, editor of Rust Belt Chicago anthology, “What question do you wish you’d been asked about…
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The Bosnian by Jael Montellano
July 31, 2017
One November Sunday in 1997, when she’s thirteen, she and her mother go on a grocery trip. It’s an overcast…
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The Color of Fire by J.R. Gerow
July 27, 2017
Immediately after the pipeline was set to detonate, they raced back to June’s car and made love. It was heady,…
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Carbon by Marie Baleo
July 26, 2017
Thick glass jars. Uneven to the touch and heavy, the height of our tired knees. Washed and dried nightly by…
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Regret by Michele Friske
July 24, 2017
I am 60 now. I guess it’s natural that I reflect on my life, sort through my accomplishments and my…
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One Question: Dr. Eileen Herbert-Goodall
July 21, 2017
Hypertext magazine asked Dr. Eileen Herbert-Goodall, Author of The Sherbrooke Brothers, “What question do you wish you’d been asked about…
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Then What? by Marlene Olin
July 20, 2017
The old man grabbed the inside handle of the taxi door. It was a typical Coral Gables street. The fences…
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Vacation by Michael Agugom
July 17, 2017
I chose to spend the long semester-break in my village for just this reason: to enjoy reading beside the flowing…
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New Girl by Alex Reece Abbott
July 16, 2017
“You’ve probably already guessed.” Pagan stares across the small corner table. Billie studies the vaulted, low ceilinged room, now a…
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Roommates by Peter J. Stavros
July 12, 2017
Sadie says we’re roommates. She says she loves me, and it’s fine otherwise, but that we’re just two people living…
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ONE QUESTION:  Steve McEllistrem
July 11, 2017
HYPERTEXT MAGAZINE ASKED STEVE MCELLISTREM, AUTHOR OF DEVEREAUX DEITY, “WHAT QUESTION DO YOU WISH YOU’D BEEN ASKED ABOUT YOUR WORK?”…
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