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F(r)iction #18: Legacy

What echoes do our choices project into the world? What echoes buffet us from the past? This unruly issue reveals, with bone-cutting intimacy, what—for better or for worse—binds us to one another.

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Announcing an Innovative Partnership

The teams behind the #VisibleWomen hashtag and Brink’s critically-acclaimed anthology, F(r)iction, are joining forces to do more than just bring visibility to women and non-cis-men* working in comics. . . They’re...
Essays 

Piecing Women Together: The messy grieving process in Pieces of a Woman

Words By Maria Swiatkowska
Essays 

Bookmarks, Pulp Fiction, Paved Roads & Lovecraft Country

Words By Dominic Loise
Interviews 

The Willies : An Interview with Adam Falkner

Words By Adam Falkner, Interviewed by Dominic Loise
Essays 

The Depressed Person Leaves the Zoom Call

Words By Maria Swiatkowska, Art By Lucija Rasonja
Staff Picks 

June Staff Picks: Cobra Kai, True Crime, and Math Rock!

Words By F(r)iction Staff
Editorial 

Writers Talking About Anything but Writing: Esteban Rodríguez

Words By Esteban Rodríguez, Interviewed by Laura Villareal
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No. 18, spring 2021

The Legacy Issue

When we say this issue digs deep, we mean to the marrow. These stories pluck at the spider silk of lineage and connection. They tease out the tensions between family…

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Editor's Note 

Editor’s Note

Words By Dani Hedlund, Art By Zach Meyer
Feature 

Blanked from History

Words By Gerald (Gerry) Malone, Art By Bradley Clayton
Short Story 

In Silence

Words By Jason McCormick, Art By Carly A-F
Flash Fiction 

Housekeeper

Words By Valerie San Filippo, Art By Bradley Clayton