Give Me Fiction

Alitzah Oros reads a story about the push and pull of relationships in “19.” You can find Alitzah online at da-dali.tumblr.com and on Twitter @s_paghettijesus.

Natasha Muse tells the the story of the consequences of a life of theft, in “Acting the Part.” You can find Natasha online at NatashaMuse.com and on Twitter @NatashaMuse.

David Cairns shares a tale of the world's secret hero, in "Ryan Seacrest, Defender of Earth." You can find David online at drcairns.tumblr.com and on Twitter @DavidCairns.

Matt Louv shares a story of love in the world of cryptozoological fiction, in "Critterotica." You can find Matt online at mattlouv.com and on Twitter @MattLouv.

Ivan Hernandez reads a piece of Hunger Games fanfiction about a writer of Hunger Games fanfiction, in "An Informed Opinion." You can find Ivan online at ivanhernandez.net and on Twitter @ivan_hernandez.

Maggie Tokuda-Hall describes the relationship between an animal trainer and her ward, in "Miri and the Manly Metronome." You can find Maggie online at prettyokmaggie.com and on Twitter @emteehall.

Sarah Griffin tells of a girl's education in the reading of the tarot, in "The Summer Kitchen." You can find Sarah online at wordfury.tumblr.com and on Twitter @griffski.

Lauren Traetto reads a fable of victim blaming, in "Pierced." You can find Lauren online at vouchedbooks.com and on Twitter @LaurenTraetto.

Ivan Hernandez tells the story of a young fan meeting her riot grrl idols, in "Girl’s Group." You can find Ivan online at ivanhernandez.net and on Twitter @ivan_hernandez.

Red Scott describes the conversation between a man and his younger self in "Advice from a Stranger." You can find Red online at redscott.com and on Twitter @red_scott.

Carey Callahan tells the conflict of a butler for the vigilante he serves, in "Alfred." You can find Carey online at careycallahan.com and on Twitter @CareyCallahan.

Ivan Hernandez tells the story of a competitive eater's quest for victory, in "Kings of Crust." You can find Ivan online at ivanhernandez.net and on Twitter @ivan_hernandez.

Casey Childers describes the rigors of true sandwich artistry, in "Magnum Opus." You can find Casey online at apeinfinitum.net and on Twitter @cachilders.

Tara Marsden reads a story of corporations and emotions in "At the Gates of the Center." You can find Tara on Twitter @GoryRilmore.

Jane Harrison tells the story of the romantic perils of man's voyage to Mars, in "Launch." You can find Jane online at janeharrisoncomedy.tumblr.com and on Twitter @MeJaneYouShutUp.

Maggie Tokuda-Hall describes the special relationship between a woman and her office supplies in "Miri in Love." You can find Maggie online at booksellerhaiku.tumblr.com and on Twitter @emteehall.

Ivan Hernandez tells the story of a man’s singular obsession and how it changes the world around him, in “Breathe unto the Tender Sky.” You can find Ivan online at ivanhernandez.net, and on Twitter @ivan_hernandez.