HOOT POSTCARD 136, MARCH 2023
worst by Pat Foran Pat Foran is the worst. His work was selected for the Best Small Fictions 2021 and Best Microfiction 2021 anthologies. He also received the 2021 Mythic Picnic Prize in Fiction. Find him at neutralspaces.co/patforan/.
HOOT POSTCARD 128, July 2022
Don’t Lick the Stone by Ashley Perez Ashley Perez lives in Los Angeles. She has an affinity for tattoos and cats but has mixed feelings about pants. She holds an MFA from Antioch University Los Angeles. Find her on Twitter at @ArtsCollide.
HOOT POSTCARD 123, JANUARY 2022
Redwoods by: Annie Berke Annie Berke is a writer and editor based in Maryland. Her fiction has been published in Pithead Chapel, the Journal of Compressed Creative Arts, Rejection Letters, and Lost Balloon.
HOOT POSTCARD 122, DECEMBER 2021
While Watching Dragonflies on a City Bridge by: Danae Younge Danae Younge is a 20-year-old, internationally published poet and an undergraduate at Occidental College. Read more of her work at www.danaeyounge.com
HOOT POSTCARD 121, NOVEMBER 2021
Self-Portrait After I Move To Kentucky by Beth Gilstrap photography by author Beth Gilstrap is the author of Deadheading & Other Stories, winner of the 2019 Red Hen Press Women’s Prose Prize, forthcoming October 5. She currently lives and writes in an old shotgun house in Louisville.
HOOT POSTCARD 106, JULY 2020
In the Dark Room by K.B. Carle K.B. Carle lives and writes outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her stories have appeared in CRAFT Literary, CHEAP POP, Jellyfish Review, and elsewhere. She can be found online at http://kbcarle.com or on Twitter @kbcarle.
HOOT POSTCARD 91, APRIL 2019
A Love Letter Yet to be Answered by Audra Coleman Audra Coleman lives in Asheville, North Carolina. Her work has appeared recently or is forthcoming in publications including Five on the Fifth, Into the Void, Star 82 Review, Typehouse Literary Magazine and The Penn Review.
HOOT POSTCARD 87, DECEMBER 2018
The Particle Physicist’s Spouse Denies God by Katie DePasquale Katie DePasquale enjoys telling a good story and making sure it’s correctly punctuated. Her writing has appeared in multiple publications and been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. Read more at katiedepasquale.com.
HOOT POSTCARD 83, AUGUST 2018
Blooming by Kayla Greenwell Kayla Greenwell is an English graduate student at Purdue University Northwest. She lives in Northwest Indiana with her boyfriend, three cats, and a dog that thinks he’s a cat.
HOOT POSTCARD 80, MAY 2018
Maple by John Abbasi John Abbasi is a fiction writer living in Southern California. He holds a BA in Creative Writing from the University of La Verne. He is currently seeking an MFA in Creative Writing from the Rainier Writing Workshop at Pacific Lutheran University (2019).
