<p>Three Days Standard Bereavement, by Michelle Brooks; Heorrot, by Kathryn L. Ramage; Ashes, by Megan Feldman; Of the Night, by Theresa Hinkle; All the Lonely People, by Fred Skolnik. Storylandia, The Wapshott Journal of Fiction, Issue 4, Autumn 2011, ISSN 1947-5349, ISBN 978-0-9825813-5-3, is published at intervals by the Wapshott Press. Storylandia is always seeking quality original short fiction. Please have a look at our submission guidelines at www.Storylandia.WapshottPress.com. Cover: "White Poppy Seeds" by Molly Kiely, www.mollykiely.com. More information at www.Storylandia.WapshottPress.org The Wapshott Press is now a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Storylandia, Issue 5: The glass wall stretched for miles, a perfect plane. A man, covered in dirt from his journey, stood stricken, staring into its surface. “Negative Man,” by Theresa Hinkle Mr. BubbleHead considered distance and velocity and time to be subsets of Fate and all of it could victimize the pedestrian, either perfect in their A.D.D. spaces or luckless as grapefruits. “The Bubblehead Chronicles,” by Kyle Hemmings Carole Linnaeker stood in line at the bank for six minutes, then watched the next free teller beckon the person standing behind her to his window. Carole feebly raised a hand. "Um...I was next." The teller’s forehead creased under his gelled hair. "I’m sorry, I didn’t see you there." “See you there,” by Paullette Gaudet Upon wakening, it is quite customary for the dream to leave one befuddled; some confusion whilst realities adjust accordingly, and find their respective corners. “Usher,” by Jon Michael Emory Brodie Stevens lived a life composed around two central themes, drinking and writing. These were the only things he did well but presently he found himself between lines and inspiration. “Snake Oil,” by William Akin</p>

Storylandia Issue 4: The Wapshott Journal of Fiction

Literature & Fiction

Brooks, Michelle

Ramage, Kathryn L.

Press, Wapshott

Feldman, Megan

Hinkle, Theresa

Skolnik, Fred

Short Stories & Anthologies

Wapshott Press, The

<p>A Woman of Valor is a monumental family saga that is in effect a history of the Jews in the twentieth century. It centers around a heroine who grows up in Bialystok, survives the Holocaust fighting in the Underground, and rebuilds her family in Israel. This is a unique and profoundly moving story. Rarely has ordinary family life been depicted with such verisimilitude, and certainly not in the shadow of horrendous war. The triumph of the Lefkovitzes is not only the triumph of a family. It is also the triumph of a nation.</p>

A Woman of Valor

Genre Fiction

Histria Fiction

Like Soldiers Everywhere

United States

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