I have a short fiction piece in the latest issue of Wigleaf.
Wigleaf is one of the top journals of super-short fiction (fiction of the very sort that Guernica, by the way, does not usually run). I love Wigleaf—the stuff in there is consistently good.
And I was very well edited, too. They made the story better than it had been.
Lullaby
We lived above an auto repair shop in that part of town where they kept the warehouses and strip joints. Every morning, we awoke to hammering and clanging. When they were painting a car, a fine mist wafted through the bathroom vent and turned our tub, toilet, and sink murky blue.
About Meakin Armstrong
Fiction writer, fiction editor, journalist, and copywriter.
