January 15, 2015 Carve Magazine Winter 2015 Constance's Law by Bridget Hardy January 15, 2015 Carve Magazine Winter 2015 It’s a small town, so everyone knows. There was a trial and national press, but a couple loud conversations at the bank spread the word just as well.
October 15, 2014 Carve Magazine Fall 2014, Raymond Carver Contest Entr'acte by Mark Connelly October 15, 2014 Carve Magazine Fall 2014, Raymond Carver Contest Walking through the courthouse, Newman felt like an alumnus on a campus visit. Both at home and out of place. A collision of past and present.
September 15, 2012 Carve Magazine Fall 2012, Raymond Carver Contest The Odyssey by Jia Tolentino* September 15, 2012 Carve Magazine Fall 2012, Raymond Carver Contest An 18-wheeler carrying ten thousand kilos of watermelons had wrecked spectacularly, spilling its cargo from a height of two kilometers, near the peak of the Tu-Ashu mountain pass that looms over the cold northern provinces of Kyrgyzstan.
June 15, 2012 Carve Magazine Summer 2012 The Eternal Youth of Everyone Else by Adrienne Celt June 15, 2012 Carve Magazine Summer 2012 We have a secret in our family, and Bendida is it.
June 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Summer 2011 And They Pillaged the Dead by David Cameron* June 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Summer 2011 The strangest part was that smoking hash with grandma wasn’t the strangest part.
June 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Summer 2011 Truth Poker by Mark Brazaitis June 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Summer 2011 Congressman Stevens greeted my father and me at the door of his house in northwest Washington, D.C.
March 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Spring 2011 The Time of Plenty by Judith Slater* March 15, 2011 Carve Magazine Spring 2011 It was the fall of 1960, the smell of burning leaves was in the air, and Jack Kennedy was beginning to look like he might beat Richard Nixon.
December 15, 2010 Carve Magazine Winter 2010, Raymond Carver Contest It Was So Long Ago by Amber Krieger December 15, 2010 Carve Magazine Winter 2010, Raymond Carver Contest Henry can still feel the pressure under his tires.
September 15, 2010 Carve Magazine Fall 2010 Bleeding in the Belly by Emily Gill September 15, 2010 Carve Magazine Fall 2010 "Yesterday, a mother and daughter arrived,” Lavender whispers in my ear, waking me.
March 15, 2009 Carve Magazine Spring 2009 Weather Girls by Marylou Fusco March 15, 2009 Carve Magazine Spring 2009 You were the girl with the good head on her shoulders, the good sport, the good pal.
March 15, 2007 Carve Magazine Spring 2007 The First Fire by David Stoler March 15, 2007 Carve Magazine Spring 2007 Apparently my father, in his later years, developed a taste for being penetrated rectally by young boys.