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Excited to have new flash, The Devil Wept, in Tiny Molecules ! tinymolecules.com/issues/twentyt…

Welcome spring and welcome these amazing stories. We are very proud to share this wonderful Issue!

I’m SO excited to have this piece in Tiny Molecules! Born out of a writing retreat with the 804 gang last year. I love this one. And I’m in such good company with this issue. 💛 tinymolecules.com/issues/twentyt…

Time to grab another cup of coffee and read this lovely issue!

Such little beauties ... 😍😍😍

You've got to read this!

New fiction from Andrew Bertaina up at Tiny Molecules: tinymolecules.com/issues/twentyt… For more of Andrew's work, pick up a copy of One Person Away From You, winner of the Moon City Short Fiction Award: uapress.com/product/one-pe…

“The Devil, of course, hadn’t had anything to do with it. He’d been watching God jealously at His rest the whole time. It was the humans who had turned everything to ash.” God, the Devil, Frank or Fred, and tadpoles. Another amazing story by Andrew Bertaina in Tiny Molecules

ICYMI: new story in Tiny Molecules . I have more stories in my collection from Moon City Press below! tinymolecules.com/issues/twentyt… uapress.com/product/one-pe…

If you missed this on Friday and want a quick read with your Sunday coffee, my story, “Radium Girl Dreams in Technicolor,” came out in Tiny Molecules. The whole issue is fantastic, so have at it!

Being angry at him would be like yelling at a baby. He wouldn’t countenance it. Sure enough, when He looked back on the world it was a real shitshow. The Devil, of course, hadn’t had anything to do with it. He’d been watching God jealously Andrew Bertaina Tiny Molecules

The song ends, my mouth widens, and I vomit out the aurora borealis, soaking the front of my smock. The neon greens and fluorescent purples and pinks are entrenched in my pores, tethering themselves to the coils of my DNA like bindings. NG in Tiny Molecules

Thanks to Duotrope!

We are so excited for Beth Sherman to be included in the Best Small Fictions 2025 anthology with her story "How Do Crows Say I Love You" which appeared in Issue 19!!

We have a beautiful new Observation piece coming later today from Jen Wrightsmith. Watch this space!

New Observations essay "Eddies"by Jen Wrightsmith! tinymolecules.com/eddies

Huge congratulations to Tiny Molecules contributors @patriciabidar and Becky Robison whose stories made it to the Wigleaf Top 50!!

Very proud of Tiny Molecules contributors Gaby V. Everett and Collin Lubner who made it to the Wigleaf Top 50 longlist!

Our Summer Issue is full and coming this week. If you haven’t received a response you’re being considered for future issues. Thank you for all the amazing submissions!