Prime Number Magazine, Editors' Selections: Volume 2

As we have from the beginning, we continue to seek out distinctive work for our quarterly online issues and the several updates that we post between issues. What do we mean by distinctive? Fresh voices, new approaches or forms, unique language or stories. It isn't experimental literature, necessarily; it's just good writing. In these pages you'll find some delightful surprises, like Kevin McIlvoy's glistening flash fiction "Perfumery," and Frank Scozzari's moving short story "The Triumph"; Erin McReynolds's disturbing essay "We Hit People," and Michael Milburn's candid "My Memoir"; Joseph Mills's beautiful poem about storytelling, "Crucible," and Skylaar Amann's evocative prose poem "Memories of Ukulele and the Girl Who Loved Her," among many other fine pieces. We're certain you'll like what you read here and hope that you'll be a frequent visitor to PrimeNumberMagazine.com.