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the stonecoast review 0 skip to content home about about staff staff spotlight where to buy submit support issues issue 17 issue 18 issue 19 issue 20 issue 21 issue 22 issue 23 issue 24 issue 25 genres creative non fiction dramatic works fiction poetry popular fiction visual art open menu close menu home about about staff staff spotlight where to buy submit support issues issue 17 issue 18 issue 19 issue 20 issue 21 issue 22 issue 23 issue 24 issue 25 genres creative non fiction dramatic works fiction poetry popular fiction visual art open menu close menu home folder about back about staff staff spotlight where to buy submit support folder issues back issue 17 issue 18 issue 19 issue 20 issue 21 issue 22 issue 23 issue 24 issue 25 folder genres back creative non fiction dramatic works fiction poetry popular fiction visual art in lieu of a theme for issue 25 the editorial team at stonecoast review sought the most thought provoking work celebrating and amplifying the best emerging artistry we could find we heard a broad collection of voices rising from our vibrant community of authors collage mosaic artists disability advocates editors emergency physicians gardeners organizers journalists leadership coaches librarians massage therapists mfa candidates musicians photographers playwrights poets professors teachers theater directors and of course writers their words not ours through their uninhibited collective expression we find coherence in life s fragility thank you to all our amazing contributors for your bravery in sharing your words with the world we are proud to stand alongside you ryan schmidt editor in chief stonecoast review read issue 25 latest fiction issue 25 fiction june 21 2026 silvie june 21 2026 silvie is as restless as the bubbles in her mother s water glass as rare as the pine nuts her mother requests to quell cravings as eager as the server to keep things moving after silvie s father says get her whatever she wants read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 jon elmo june 21 2026 after hannah wrote the speech she memorized it then performed it for her stuffed animals by the fourth try the words began feeling unfamiliar in her mouth devoid of meaning and that s how she knew she was ready if she treated it like a performance she would get her point across easy and if she didn t she hadn t thought that far yet read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 the tuesday group june 21 2026 is it my turn ok hi everybody i don t really know what to say i m fine these days i walk a lot but something weird happened yesterday evening the phone rings i answer but there is silence at the other end i waited and talked into the phone again still nothing read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 compass june 21 2026 we were knee deep in the water at the fountain near oma s house when i asked you mama how long did you wait before telling anyone the last of summer s heat shimmered in a dandelion sun dozens of people surrounded us wading into the relief of the water but to them we were just another splash another murmur read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 a mountain of cakes june 21 2026 my older sister has been married for several years today is the first time i ve come to see her new home the neighborhood is quiet shaded by trees pale pink magnolias bloom along the paths when the door opens i see her again after a long time her sharply arched eyebrows and firm features are still there though her expression has softened read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 toddle until totaled june 21 2026 any boo boos to report i shook my head wildly no boo boos sir in truth there were boo boos to report i had a skinned knee it stung badly but there wasno choice for me but to maintain my composure if i admitted i was bleeding i would no doubt be brought to my mommy who would then pour hydrogen peroxide on the wound bringing about unfathomable pain and suffering read more june 21 2026 read more fiction issue 25 poetry june 21 2026 once i was a sack of sugar june 21 2026 my mother carried around soft heavy on the bottom i would crinkle shift in her young tan arms if i was set down i d lean in coherently to the side read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 i m writing life again june 21 2026 my grandmother dies on the solstice window scrimshawed with frost read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 the buoyancy of bone june 21 2026 1991 i came upon a gray whale carcass along the shore its body fouling the littoral flies and flags of hide girdled the whale s bones muscle and blubber foraged read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 touch typing june 21 2026 almost the end of an er night shift my neck aches from craning over a toddler s dog mauled face read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 i find another publication on the arctic by someone who did not grow up here june 21 2026 i am reminded of something that does not exist ice and frostbitten waters shipwrecks a history of cold my brown fat cannot stand the cold read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 pohjola june 21 2026 ice is not a living thing she claims yet it splits wide open cavernous read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 bread june 21 2026 the mother s cupboard waitress slings breakfast burgers to linemen yawning before their shifts i m touch starved picking at my home fries sipping coffee after night shift at the bakery read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 negative hand stencil becomes a dove june 21 2026 the first art might well have come from forced breath spitting hematite onto the cave walls first art makes a fist what a model a fist is read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 sandscaping june 21 2026 mom brings buckets saltwater never seems to tire one pink pail after another trip number ten read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 three weeks after our mother fell in the middle of the night june 21 2026 and hit her head on the edge of a table i lost my car at the mall where i stopped to buy a white board on which to write read more june 21 2026 read more poetry latest poetry latest creative non fiction issue 25 creative non fiction june 21 2026 sempre libera june 21 2026 every sunday afternoon she would listen to the metropolitan opera live sprawled across the living room rug she craved the vibrations of the songs in her teeth the way they burrowed to the back of her brain she dreamed of becoming an opera singer she perfumed herself with arias and cadenzas hummed sempre libera in the kitchen until she boarded it up for the rest of her life she ate like a bird read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 follow the music june 21 2026 tonight a tarot reader i follow on youtube speaks of deer spirit how this spirit is with me i wonder if this spirit belongs to the 12 point buck we hit on a paved road many towns ago that night you picked me up from gram s apartment because now i feel you everywhere read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 the mamas june 21 2026 cousin you with the tapered waist long legs flat stomach the envy of my youth all the genes that had done me dirty came out to look good on you until you opened your mouth and then it sounded just as if you had marshmallows jammed up your nose your voice always even when you were screaming sounding like a snuffed fire we were thirteen read more june 21 2026 read more creative non fiction latest popular fiction issue 25 pop fiction june 21 2026 the wheat that time forgot june 21 2026 it smells like bunt disease in here the woman showing jess around the seed vault stopped and turned she raised her eyebrows in a way that reminded jess of her daughter jess imagined that the woman wore an ugly smile under her balaclava that under her office furniture colored parka her chest swelled with drama and deep breath that s not possible we don t grow anything here it s just seeds then you probably smell the drain line it s iced up again read more june 21 2026 read more popular fiction latest dramatic works issue 25 dramatic works june 21 2026 free play june 21 2026 at rise thunder then the sound of heavy rain a waitress and a singer are serenading raina thirties with happy birthday slowly we notice the music is different from what we re used to they finish with read more june 21 2026 june 21 2026 a hooligan s game june 21 2026 at rise kai sits at a bench between two rugby fields in athletic clothing assembling their gear and putting on their boots offstage right a men s team competes in their first half of the match offstage left a women s team competes also in their first half the low rumble of people and gameplay is heard throughout the scene read more june 21 2026 read more dramatic works latest visual art view fullsize shadow blues by j c alfier see more visual art the stonecoast review the literary journal of the stonecoast mfa
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