We are proud to present
Issue Twenty-Four
of No Contact
Big Spenders / The Low Spark of Teenage Girls
by L Mari Harris
As long as my paycheck is good every week, what do I care?
Grief Discount
by Diana Kole
The train was rocking in the present day and ten years earlier; I stood, for an instant that disintegrated as soon as I tried to name it, outside of time.
Movie (not like a)
by Adam Berlin
And I know the difference between sad and Hollywood sad. I know sad doesn’t disappear from one scene to the next.
Two Micros
by Kevin Grauke
There he is in the background, our man of sixty-two in his very first film role, rising from a chair to greet a visitor.
A Tour of Artificial Islands
by Jessica Dawn
“If we break up, at least you can say you learned something,” I say, and we both laugh, and the seagulls wail overhead.