New Micro: Exceptionally Short Fiction Reviewed by Alison McBain
Flash fiction is one of my favorite forms, both to read and to write. So I was very excited that New
Mama Knows We Watch
She’s showering with the curtain open and then steps out and towels her hair her large breasts swaying as she
A Review of KISS, KISS by Craig Fishbane for Bending Genres
It’s not especially shocking to find a teenaged narrator playing strip poker with his elderly babysitter in Paul Beckman’s latest
A Review of KISS KISS by Brad Rose for Heavy Feather Review
Kiss Kiss, by Paul Beckman. Adelaide, Australia: Truth Serum Press, March 2018. $15.00, paper. Whenever I read Paul Beckman’s flash
London Independent Story Prize Interview of Paul Beckman
- Can you please tell us about you? Where do you live and how is your daily life? I'm a retired
Another Whoops
By Paul Beckman Stella left a grocery list and I left home without it—didn’t forget it—don’t always need her advice on
Dawn D’Aries Zera Review of PEEK
I once worked at a small-town newspaper with an old salt named Stan. The newspaper was merely one of his
The Literary Critic Review of PEEK
An associate of mine once told me that what comes out of the mouth is the excess in the heart.
Code Red
When the bell rings and the color is announced everyone not wearing the color of the day must stop what
Alison McBain Review of Kiss Kiss for Bewildering Stories
The first thing that I have to note is that my review of Paul Beckman’s flash fiction collection Kiss Kiss