October 15, 2015 Carve Magazine Fall 2015, Raymond Carver Contest Arrangements by Charles Watts October 15, 2015 Carve Magazine Fall 2015, Raymond Carver Contest To her, the man standing in the center of her flower shop resembled a brightly painted piñata.
October 15, 2015 Carve Magazine Fall 2015, Raymond Carver Contest Kudzu by Andrea Bobotis October 15, 2015 Carve Magazine Fall 2015, Raymond Carver Contest She could barely make him out. He—she was certain the figure was a he—was a fleck, a disturbance on the horizon, and—this was another certainty—he was coming her way.
October 15, 2015 Carve Magazine Fall 2015, Raymond Carver Contest Jack Nicely by Amanda Pauley October 15, 2015 Carve Magazine Fall 2015, Raymond Carver Contest Jack slowed the orange VDOT truck, lurching to a stop in front of the carcass on the side of Route 603.
October 15, 2015 Carve Magazine Fall 2015, Raymond Carver Contest The Giant by Joe Shlichta October 15, 2015 Carve Magazine Fall 2015, Raymond Carver Contest Reina was six years old when her father took her up the long winding mountain road to see the dying Giant.
October 15, 2015 Carve Magazine Fall 2015, Raymond Carver Contest All That We Burned, All That We Loved by Laura Haugen October 15, 2015 Carve Magazine Fall 2015, Raymond Carver Contest We started with the little things: scraps of junk, things of no import or stuff we could do without.
