There Was a Warm Wind and in the Wind, Hope for Winter’s End

Three more bodies from Mike Meginnis appear at Everyday Genius.

Monkeybicycle features Stolen Fat Babies by the one, the only Sarah Rose Etter.

The February issue of Knee Jerk includes a story by Angi Becker Stevens.

There’s a House Fire and a story by xTx burning things down.

Amy McDaniel brings her poetic styling to H_NGM_N. She is joined by Melissa Broder, Tamiko Beyer, and others.

Nocturne, by Karen Munro, is up at Hunger Mountain. This one is strange and lovely. Do check it out.

Ricky Garni is the guest poet at Mud Job.

Weekend Fiction at The Good Men Project features Better Weather by Mike Meginnis.

Over at The Rumpus, David Cotrone has a conversation with a soldier.

Bananafish’s editor series continues with a story by Shannon Peil.

Fiction from Len Kuntz and Sheldon Lee Compton appears in Pure Slush.

A new poem from Helen Vitoria is up at Phantom Kangaroo.

You won’t regret reading this fine, fine essay by Brad Green.

Chantel Tattoli takes on the year 1609 at For Every Year.

The new issue of La Petite Zine includes poetry from Nate Pritts and Feng Sun Chen. Nate also has writing in Saw Mill, the new online branch of Lumberyard.

Alice Blue Review includes damn good writing from Katie Jean Shinkle, Thomas Patrick Levy, Reynard Seifert and Daniela Olszewska.

John Haggerty’s Shakey appears at Staccato Fiction.

Fiction from Sara Lippmann at The Northville Review.

New poetry by David LaBounty.

James Tadd Adcox is a natural wonder.

There’s a new issue of Word Riot including a list, of sorts, by Garrett Socol.

Sal Pane has a story this week up at Annalemma.

In the new online issue of Barrelhouse, writing from Errid Farland.

You will find, in the February issue of The Scrambler, a poem from J. Bradley. He is joined by Ethel Rohan, Nate Pritts, Dennis Mahagin, and Steve Subrizi among others.

Storychord features a, well, story by Anthony Jones.