January 15, 2019 Carve Magazine Winter 2019 Saint Bus Driver by J.E. McCafferty January 15, 2019 Carve Magazine Winter 2019 Young Lolly had a case of echolalia—though neither Gram nor Lolly knew the term back then nor knew it was a condition, an ailment of sorts.
September 15, 2013 Carve Magazine Fall 2013, Raymond Carver Contest Tu quoque by Jake Andrews September 15, 2013 Carve Magazine Fall 2013, Raymond Carver Contest The first ricochets off the pine tree to his left and rebounds from his jeans, rolling to a stop a few feet away.
September 15, 2013 Carve Magazine Fall 2013, Raymond Carver Contest No Translation by Mona Awad September 15, 2013 Carve Magazine Fall 2013, Raymond Carver Contest I am letting you listen to Ahmed’s thoughts. It’s important that you know this, because he only speaks Arabic, he only thinks in Arabic, and that’s not a language you understand.
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.
December 15, 2008 Carve Magazine Winter 2008 The Dead Kid by Gillian King* December 15, 2008 Carve Magazine Winter 2008 Frankie Thomas was a kid we all knew, a kid we all picked on at recess because he was slow and fat and lousy at kickball.
