December 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Winter 2011 Demetrius by Kem Joy Ukwu December 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Winter 2011 I turn twenty-five today. My birthday party will start later this evening.
September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest Stalled Symphony by Liesl Wilke September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest The women in the Hearthstone Mall bathroom are not unlike horses at the gate, competing in a race they don’t understand, didn’t sign up for, won’t admit exists.
September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest Credo by Bridget Brewer September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest The former Father Peter acts the same as always, from what we can see.
September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest Promises, Promises by Susan Finch September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest I unzip the front of my flight suit, peeling back the sweaty polyester, but I stop halfway.
September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest Motherlove by Mark Farrington September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest Grown now and alone, Manion remembers his past as severed bits of planets revolving around his mother, the sun.
September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest Whiskey & Ribbons by Leesa Cross-Smith September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest I cut my hair when my husband, Eamon, died.
September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest The Mattress Boy of Cameroon by Kate Jackson September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest Do you hear him? They call him the Mattress Boy of Cameroon.
September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest Oregon Grind by Rick Attig September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest In the thin shade of the ragged stand of poplars, Foster raised a fist of bloody gauze into the air.
September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest The English Speakers by Sarah Quigley September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest They are English speakers, he and she. They speak English very well: very well indeed.
September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest What Happy Couples Do by Anna Cox September 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Fall 2011, Raymond Carver Contest I told my husband to move out, and then I went to the grocery to buy more limes.
June 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Summer 2011 And They Pillaged the Dead by David Cameron* June 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Summer 2011 The strangest part was that smoking hash with grandma wasn’t the strangest part.
June 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Summer 2011 Truth Poker by Mark Brazaitis June 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Summer 2011 Congressman Stevens greeted my father and me at the door of his house in northwest Washington, D.C.
June 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Summer 2011 Some Of Us Can Leave by Sara Schaff June 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Summer 2011 People say your life flashes before your eyes right before you die, but it also happens when you find out you’re pregnant.
March 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Spring 2011 The Time of Plenty by Judith Slater* March 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Spring 2011 It was the fall of 1960, the smell of burning leaves was in the air, and Jack Kennedy was beginning to look like he might beat Richard Nixon.
March 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Spring 2011 Here/Now by Frances Clow March 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Spring 2011 It’s a Sunday night tradition:-I go and buy the cheapest bottle of red wine from California at the liquor store.
March 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Spring 2011 Schadenfreude by Melanie Kokolios* March 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Spring 2011 A story begins with a woman sitting at her kitchen table at 7 a.m., having just received a call from the police.
December 15, 2010 Carve Magazine Winter 2010, Raymond Carver Contest The White Rabbit by Maire Cooney December 15, 2010 Carve Magazine Winter 2010, Raymond Carver Contest Lunchtime drinking, he’d said, shaking his head, smiling. Terrible business, isn’t it?
December 15, 2010 Carve Magazine Winter 2010, Raymond Carver Contest Unpracticed Altitudes by Shaun Hamill December 15, 2010 Carve Magazine Winter 2010, Raymond Carver Contest Onscreen, the pug pulls away just as Mrs. Hernandez in 7C calls to complain about an awful noise coming from the roof.
December 15, 2010 Carve Magazine Winter 2010, Raymond Carver Contest When You Cross the Border by Molly Greeley December 15, 2010 Carve Magazine Winter 2010, Raymond Carver Contest When your mother refuses to talk to you after your marriage, you will turn to your husband and say, “She’ll come around to us in time.”
December 15, 2010 Carve Magazine Winter 2010, Raymond Carver Contest It Was So Long Ago by Amber Krieger December 15, 2010 Carve Magazine Winter 2010, Raymond Carver Contest Henry can still feel the pressure under his tires.