Fiction Southeast – Les Hunter

New Stories/Articles

“A Strange Favor”

“Ordinary Wishes”

“A Writer’s Secret”

“Tweaking Personhood”

The Story Behind the Story: “The Squall”

“4 Ways To End a Story: Short Stories & Flash Fiction”

Writer in Progress: The Writer’s Idea Book, Submission Notebook, and You

The Story Behind the Story: “Nadine’s Broken Heart”

“Little Roy’s Roving Reptile Zoo”

“The Near Death of Literature”

“Why Is a Raven Like a Writing Desk?”

“You Can’t Write and Make Pizza”

“Nadine’s Broken Heart”

“Self-Portrait with Windmill”

“Solstice Means Stillness”

“Ships In The Night”

“Plastic Teeth”

“Just Short of the Words”

“Unfaithful Writer”

“Creative Writing: From the Outside In”

“Tres Leches”

“Gilson’s Ex”

“What High School Students Learned at Career Day, i.e. What I Learned at Career Day”

The Story Behind the Story: “Broken Beneath”

“Summer, Connecticut, 1986”

The Story Behind the Story: “Repeatable Sequence #3”

Why I Write: Robert Pope

“The Laundromat”

Les Hunter

Les Hunter

Les Hunter's plays have received over thirty-five productions and have been published by Playscripts, Inc. and Indie Theatre Now. His articles and reviews have appeared in Cutbank Literary Magazine, American Theatre Magazine, Experimental O'Neill and Text & Presentation. He teaches at Baldwin Wallace University and lives in Cleveland, Ohio.

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“What We Talk About When We Talk About Lisa Frank”
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