Literary-Fiction

This focuses on literary Fiction that surrounds magical realism and subtle exaggerations of reality with an artistic and symbolic slant.

  • Whispers (Umme Pritam)

    Whispers (Umme Pritam)

    Love lingers in the heart long after the fire has smoldered. Like hot ash, it can still burn if you get too close. Is it best to keep your distance or rekindle the flame? Explore this in Umme Pritam’s “Whispers” in Seven Arts Magazine.

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  • Still Lives (Eric Morlock) (Seven Arts Magazine)

    A painter stuck in a prison. It’s the consequences of his actions, but also a product of his own creation. Does escape require him to change bide his time?

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  • Obstacles in the Family (David Lightfoot)

    In this dark social-thriller, Mariah flees with her sons, including one special-needs boy, in wake of a deadly campaign against the disabled.

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  • The Light Brings You (James Young)

    In Pine Ridge, West Virginia, a brother and sister joyfully explore nature while their father reflects on loss and solace. They discuss the concept of God and finding light in darkness after losing their mother. Ultimately, the father conveys that the light begins within them, offering hope and connection amidst grief.

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  • The Lonely Painter (Seven Story Publishing)

    The narrator, living above a small art gallery, becomes obsessed with a haunting painting he encounters. This leads to surreal experiences where he confronts the painting’s creator, Vincent, and learns about his tortured past. Ultimately, he receives a magical ring allowing him to revisit the painting’s world, establishing a new connection with Vincent.

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