Queen Mob’s Tea Party in NEW YORK!

/ Allison Grimaldi-Donahue / Misc
  Join us for an evening of readings, beer, wine and mayhem! Hope we see […]

12.5 Review: Magda Szabo’s The Door

/ Judson Hamilton / Fiction
Are you in an MFA program for fiction? Well you can save yourself a ton of cash by just buying this book and studying it closely.

SHORT STORY CONTEST WINNERS

/ Allison Grimaldi-Donahue / Fiction, Misc
We are pleased to announce the winners for the 2016 Queen Mob’s Teahouse Short Fiction […]

Are You Still Here?

The Time of Nothing

Short Story CONTEST!!!

/ Allison Grimaldi-Donahue / Misc
Queen Mob’s Teahouse is looking for work for our first short story contest. The theme is […]

Fiction Review: Papi by Rita Indiana

/ Diego Báez / Reviews
Rita Indiana—also known as La Montra, the monster, in her role as the lead singer […]

Fiction: EMBRYOMEME.

Fiction: Loud CIA

Fiction: CHARCOALED DOGS WITH A DEATH LOOK.

/ Queen Mob / Fiction
Portals to afterlife opening in the Middle East. When I meet her, her body has dullness not able to hold her properly. She enters through the backdoor.

Fiction Review: List of the Lost

/ Simon Calder / Reviews
You know, there’s more – but not much more – to this book, Morrissey’s first novel.

Come to Jesus

/ Hawa Allan / Fiction
“And that’s the only way to make it at the Practice.” This is what Imogene Taylor said to Grace Hardison while smoothing a slip of shiny black hair down the side of her neck.

Of Birds and Lobsters

/ Elias Tezapsidis / Reviews
The maternal figures of David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest and Jonathan Franzen’s Freedom are antithetical characters. Avril Incandenza, the imperious OCD-ridden mother figure in Infinite Jest, raises insecure children despite her profound love for them.

Chest Pocket of the Uniform

This song is not about a burger.

/ Chad Schuster / Fiction
This is a paid advertisement for Buzzsaw Burgers - burgers to cut through your biggest hunger. Visit www.buzzsawburgers.com or follow @buzzsawburgers on Twitter.

Rabbit Parenting

/ Melanie Boeckmann / Fiction
From now on we’ll only whisper to each other in bed until we fall asleep.

The Movies

Look Straight Ahead

Metafiction, or the Ocelot

/ Melissa Frederick / Fiction
Point Ocelot and point Sawed-off Shotgun would have more dramatic resonance.

The Head

/ A.W. Marshall / Fiction
Upon entering its village, the Head willed children toward it, making them to its body, wrapping little Ian and Mark tight, twisted so their bones crunched and fit into a leg.

The Bend

/ A.W. Marshall / Fiction
Then the babies showed up. Three white baby corpses washed up one Tuesday morning.

Love never dies a natural death.

/ Ellie Broughton / Fiction
He had discovered a dead body in the empty house on the hill and, though it was a size too big, he slid his arms down its sleeves.

Work Order Request Form

Three Stories

Please help, my poem is very sick

/ Ka Bradley / Fiction
No, I’m sorry, please blindfold me. It won’t do the blindfold any harm to be cried on! Ha ha. Ha. Oh.

Call for Submissions: Fiction

/ Allison Grimaldi-Donahue / Fiction
THE BASICS Send your fiction submissions as an attachment to fiction@queenmobs.com   WHAT YOU NEED […]