October 14, 2018 Carve Magazine Fall 2018 Home As Found by Frank M. Meola October 14, 2018 Carve Magazine Fall 2018 The letter came at a time in Lea’s life when she felt particularly disconnected from things.
January 15, 2018 Carve Magazine Winter 2018 Anna Calls to Me From the Kitchen by David Sugarman January 15, 2018 Carve Magazine Winter 2018 The trees on my street were not well.
July 15, 2017 Carve Magazine Summer 2017 A Survivor Story by Dan Hernandez July 15, 2017 Carve Magazine Summer 2017 When Colin left the House for the first time after his last treatment cycle, he said he was “going to grab some air.”
April 15, 2014 Carve Magazine Spring 2014 Missing Teeth by Bryan VanDyke April 15, 2014 Carve Magazine Spring 2014 The ashen smell in the air reminded Bernie of trash fires in Cambodia. But then again, everything today reminded him of something else.
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.
December 15, 2007 Carve Magazine Winter 2007, Raymond Carver Contest One Hundred Santas by Liz Skillman December 15, 2007 Carve Magazine Winter 2007, Raymond Carver Contest Gilbert Marvel’s first Christmas screenplay was called Behold!
June 15, 2007 Carve Magazine Summer 2007 Hybrid by Stephanie Dickinson June 15, 2007 Carve Magazine Summer 2007 You will never get a kiss because you’re invisible, the mirror says, a glare of sun where my face should be.
