Posts by Corey Mesler

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Pilkie Invents A Word

by: February 24, 2014
Editor's Picks, Fiction

“When Jerome Pilkie was young his father told him that real money was to be made in inventing, in creating something out of nothing.” New fiction by Corey Mesler.

by: | February 24, 2014
Editor's Picks, Fiction

“When Jerome Pilkie was young his father told him that real money was to be made in inventing, in creating something out of nothing.” New fiction by Corey Mesler.

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Something About Clea

by: February 6, 2013
Fiction

“She was a Scandinavian princess. She worked at the perfume counter at Goldsmith’s.” A short story in dialogue by Corey Mesler.

by: | February 6, 2013
Fiction

“She was a Scandinavian princess. She worked at the perfume counter at Goldsmith’s.” A short story in dialogue by Corey Mesler.

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The Pilot

by: August 3, 2012
Editor's Picks, Fiction

“You grew up and fell in love with books and this always has seemed a fine way to expend your liveliness, following phantoms from one room to another, from life to death, from chapter one to chapter infinity. Books, you told yourself, are like airplanes.” New fiction from Corey Mesler.

by: | August 3, 2012
Editor's Picks, Fiction

“You grew up and fell in love with books and this always has seemed a fine way to expend your liveliness, following phantoms from one room to another, from life to death, from chapter one to chapter infinity. Books, you told yourself, are like airplanes.” New fiction from Corey Mesler.

Editor's Picks, First Person
January 10, 2012
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Bucky Bustard

“He was tall and well-built and athletic and as handsome as a chevalier. He had shoulder length blond hair which he wore sometimes in a ponytail. He had cheekbones you could cut cheese on. And when he sat on the basketball team’s bench he crossed one leg over the other, like a girl. It was European. It was sexy.”

by: | January 10, 2012
Editor's Picks, First Person

“He was tall and well-built and athletic and as handsome as a chevalier. He had shoulder length blond hair which he wore sometimes in a ponytail. He had cheekbones you could cut cheese on. And when he sat on the basketball team’s bench he crossed one leg over the other, like a girl. It was European. It was sexy.”