Fiction: “Now Walt”

It’s terrible, Walt thought, the way humans chew up the world wherever they go. Gnashing through the Earth like one big chomping mouth.

Fiction: ‘In the Middle of All This’

A man named Rabbit who’s missing a pinky finger wakes up in his garage apartment in West Texas.

The dream is always the same. I’m stuck in Mesa and it’s the last place I want to be.

Jo never thought of himself as a river guy, per se, yet one morning he awoke in a canoe, floating down a body of water that clearly was a river.

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Arturo was nearly an old caver and dreaded becoming like the men who would drink rum and share their own legends throughout the night.

Andy Moon’s two most recent works of short fiction: “The Genius” and “The Dungeon.”

I grew up believing the world was a nurturing place. September 11 obliterated that worldview.

Notes on an irreverent pregnancy.

Florida’s ‘Forgotten Coast’ is by turns breathtaking and frustrating, with the soul of a mysterious old moll.