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A Madness by Katy Gunn, February 6, 2012
Sometime during their fourth year in the one-bedroom apartment, the women had created a madness. They first saw it in September, peeking out from the cabinet under their sink, but it seemed to have been growing for some time. Neither of the women knew for sure that the other had seen it, and they each hoped the other had not. They tried to ignore it at first, humming or running water as they applied their make-up or brushed their teeth, each afraid the other would hear its scratching and they would have to open the cabinet and see it in full view. When it became clear to each woman that the other had seen it, Ruth Ann began halfheartedly joking about the lax landlord and Ira mentioned sewer rats. Read more. |
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Ed Bull is a graduate of the University of Central Florida’s MFA program, where he was managing editor of The Florida Review. He currently resides in Atlanta, GA. His fiction and non-fiction stories have appeared most recently in Zone 3, The Good Men Project, Etude, Redivider, and Burrow Press’s Florida writers anthology Fragmentation & Other Stories. His publications can be found through his website, www.edbull.net. He will read stories submitted to SmokeLong February 6-12.
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