pnw fiction

Nighttime Hungers, Part II By Maggie D. Fedorov Published Issue 108, December 2022 His fingers are stiff and unmoving as I weave them between my own. I saw him last in February, just after he’d gotten his diagnosis. Pancreatic Cancer, stage four. I think back to the last time we spoke, only just last week. Even […]

Nighttime Hungers By Maggie D. Fedorov Published Issue 106, October 2022 I began dreaming of the hole when I was 4-and-a-half. It was the first year my parents took me to visit Nina’s tiny grave in the family cemetery on the far edge of the sprawling acreage of my childhood home that I could actually understand