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  • Please, Be Sensitive

    Please, Be Sensitive

    I finish telling my therapist about the assault. She takes the time to write the last…

  • The Glue

    The Glue

    I stood up and scanned all the items in the house. Everything looked like she had…

  • Drought

    Drought

    He told Jay, “Hold still,” digging his fingernails in the raw, yanking out triangularout bits triangular…

  • Comic Submissions Now Open!

    Comic Submissions Now Open!

    We are, for the first time ever, publishing comics in our journal.

  • Behind the Birch Woods

    Behind the Birch Woods

    She stared at the words on the page and tried to trace their shapes with her…

  • Resignation

    Resignation

    Martin Ellis didn’t think himself difficult to work with, but when his left foot turned in…

  • Issue 40 Release Party Transcript

    Issue 40 Release Party Transcript

    Read the transcript of our release party for Berkeley Fiction Review Issue 40, which took place…

  • An interview with Meagan Johanson, author of “Spent” and Sudden Fiction winner

    An interview with Meagan Johanson, author of “Spent” and Sudden Fiction winner

    “Spent” came like this—from a feeling, the remorse of only having one life to spend. Even…

  • Excerpt from “Abandoned Things” by Kristina Kim

    Excerpt from “Abandoned Things” by Kristina Kim

    I’ve been here for as long as I can remember, but I never thought it was…

  • The Ethics of Writing Trauma – from the author of “Please, be Sensitive” in Issue 40

    The Ethics of Writing Trauma – from the author of “Please, be Sensitive” in Issue 40

    In my story, I supplied characters that cared for my character and asked questions when she…

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