by Meg | Sep 19, 2022 | Flash Fiction
“Memories That Smell Like Mother” published in Issue 5 of Invisible City Literary Review Thank you to Ben Briggs.
by Meg | Jun 6, 2022 | Fiction
I’ve got a new piece at Anti-Heroin Chic called “No One Asks How Old a Seashell Is?” It begins: Upholstered and isolated, food is canned and repressed, but beverages corner the caged scars of summer. I suck the marrow out of bottles. Today the kid...
by Meg | Apr 26, 2022 | Fiction
I’ve just had a new story published at Revolution John—thanks to Sheldon Compton. “For What It’s Worth” begins: Emmett had his savings in a tube sock he kept in a locked drawer in his home desk. Yes, every time a new construction site went up...
by MegTuite | Mar 1, 2022 | Fiction
I’ve got a new story up at Fictive Dream. THE GIRL’S CUT into us before, so we must be cautious, slippery and set down the script beneath razors, black-outs, speed, any drugs that grapple to keep us unhinged. Read the whole thing here.
by MegTuite | Jan 10, 2022 | Awards, Flash Fiction, nomination, Writing
“Criminal”: A Bad Survivalist Short Story by Meg Tuite Thank you so much, Jason Teal...
by MegTuite | Nov 28, 2021 | anthology, Awards, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Writing
We are excited to announce this year's nominees for The Best Small Fictions Anthology: @megtuite, @megpokrass, @ZacGinsburg, @PamelaGayWriter, and Andrena Zawinski. Congratulations authors! pic.twitter.com/fFiM5j3BlE — Midway Journal (@PennelRalph) November...