Fiction

A literary magazine that fashions itself from the spirit of alternative zines. Stories featured inside Thrice demonstrate the different forms of fiction, from standard to the form-benders. True to its name, it is published three times yearly.

A father. A son. A dinosaur. Inspired by his father's bedtime stories, every night 9-year-old Qadeer Taylor transforms into the adventurous hero SUPER-Q! When alien robots steal the sun, Super-Q and his sidekick Brian venture deep into outer space to stop them. Will Q find a way to defeat the aliens before Earth loses its sun forever?

Everyone Sings - One Dances, Ink Sync '97 is a literary and fine arts journal published by St Charles High School.

Special edition of literary magazine with essays, poems, and short stories from Chicago writers about Chicago.

Meet I. I has everything a child could want, but even everything is not quite enough. Meet the WEs. The WEs believe that loving one another is more important than collecting things. Take a journey through the pages of this book to see if I can let go of things and embrace love.

Two co-workers get paid at the end of the week, and then proceed to spend their money at a series of new bars.

"What's in the back of your fridge? How long has it been in there? Are you sure it hasn't become sentient by now? Join Co-Captains Millard and Eng as they leave the safety of their homeward and traverse the cosmic horrors that await inside the Fridge Zone." *

Special edition of TriQuarterly - the literary magazine of Northwestern University and of the MA/MFA in Creative Writing program - focused on Chicago. Edited by graduate students in the program, supervised by faculty, and available around the world, TriQuarterly has remained "an international journal of writing, art, and cultural inquiry." (Abstract taken from: http://www.triquarterly.org/about-triquarterly).