The ASDF

"I’ve never been drowned myself, but there are lots of things I haven’t done." - Robert Lopez theasdf.com/post/143164488…

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"Still, I can’t say I’m entirely sure about anything, though, except for how I wake up, sometimes in the morning" theasdf.com/post/143164488…

“Loneliness is solitude with a problem.” - Maggie Nelson

Robert Lopez is the author of two novels, Part of the World and Kamby Bolongo Mean River, and two story collections, Asunder and Good People

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"This is what happens; I wake up, sometimes in the morning." -Robert Lopez theasdf.com/post/143164488…

Issue 109: “Sometimes in the Morning” by Robert Lopez theasdf.com/post/143164488…

"She drops him off in front of his building and says 'It's just not working.'" - Stephen Dixon via @matchbooklitmag theasdf.com/post/142852860…

"His wife slips into a coma three days after she comes home and stays in it for eleven days." - Stephen Dixon theasdf.com/post/142852860…

The ASDF. They may look like they're in order, but these letters will turn you around. Read more at theasdf.com

"Let's get married," he says to her, and she says "It's all right with me," - Stephen Dixon in @matchbooklitmag theasdf.com/post/142852860…

Want more? Stephen Dixon’s trio of uncollected stories, “What Is All This?” is available here: amazon.com/What-Is-All-Th…

Stephen Dixon taught writing seminars at Johns Hopkins for 27 years. He’s published 500 stories and 27 books. theasdf.com

"I’ve never seen a father cry in the birthing room." - Stephen Dixon #FridayReads #fiction @matchbooklitmag theasdf.com/post/142852860…

And it starts like this: "His wife dies, mouth slightly parted and one eye open." - Stephen Dixon #flashfiction

122 is the issue. Backward is the old forward. And Stephen Dixon is the upsidedown fella who wrote “Wife in Reverse” matchbooklitmag.com/dixon.html

From "Loyal May" by Kristen Gleason: "Soft sidewalk, it glitters. Someone mixed the night down and laid it flat." theasdf.com/post/142401288…

Kristen Gleason will tell you a dirty secret here: versaljournal.blogspot.com/2013/07/contri…