Morning Doe"She only thought about Elise, drunk on the train tracks. Elise, watching homecoming fireworks alone on the tracks until a southbound train from Kansas City brought her up to the firestorms above."
Short Story
Fiction
Molly Harris
writer & editor out of st. louis, mo. associate editor at boulevard & december. mfa from umsl.
St. Louis, MO, United States
Selected work (4 publications)
Literature is Good: Kristen-Paige Madonia's "Free Weights"Occasionally, a member of the Boulevard staff wishes to celebrate particular aspects of a piece we’ve published...
review
The Honey Badger"You and Leroy are in the Moon’s parking lot. Leroy always says that if you go between the hours of 1 and 3 am, you won’t have to deal with the police department. Leroy was never wrong."
creative nonfiction
Going up the Drainpipe"Every breath that Amelia took was asked for in the eyes of the hustle of people moving in and out of her periphery."
Short Story
Fiction