New fiction on Guernica

The Memoirs and Prison Journal of Horace W. Redpole, 1793-1794
by Paul Gregory Himmelein
Grandmother was sprawled upon the couch in a heap of black crinoline; her shockingly white legs were raised in the air. Mr. Sparrow supported himself in a very precarious position and did not look the least bit comfortable but was busy grinding his privates into Grandmother’s, much like a mortar and pestle.