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Four Alternate Endings to a Six-Year Marriage
There’s a comfort to our clinging, to the familiarity of togetherness, where the pain is predictable and the pleasure enough.
Regan Puckett writes tiny stories and drinks big coffees in the Ozarks. Her work has been recognized in various competitions and awards, with nominations for the Pushcart Prize, Best of the Net, and others. Recent publications can be found at Fractured Lit, Cleaver Magazine, and the 2021 Best Microfiction anthology. Find more at www.Reganpuckettwrites.com.
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Whatever Doesn’t Kill Me
You’re safe now, said the plates, the walls, the glasses, even the golden chandelier that I hadn’t noticed before.
AREA CANNIBALESS
Some just want a lick of fame, prostrate at my feet with their sweaty headshots, as if I am the one to save them.
What Happens to Little Girls
"Something in the hole grabs back. Something that doesn’t give up. Something with fingers and nails just like mine."