Publication: Frazzled Lit

  • An Apology to the Drive Thru Bank Teller I Robbed Accidentally by Tracie Adams

    This has the momentum of a freight train. The first sentence hooked me and the last left me stunned. I turned the steering wheel with sweaty palms as I exited the bank parking lot. My heart, an inmate pounding on bars, thumped against my rib cage. I drove straight home to my studio apartment, conscious…

  • Shuttlecock by Camara S. Garrett

    “Remind me later to tell you something,” Steffi said. With that first line, Garrett starts slowly cranking up the tension in the relationship between the narrator and his girlfriend Stephanie. This story kept surprising until the last line.

  • The Lies that Bind

    The narrator’s sister’s body is found 22 years after her disappearance. There’s a killer audio version of the story there too.