This issue features writers from England, Canada, and the United States. Rich Larson, L.A. Craig, and Ian Hilgendorf will knock your socks off and give you chills.

We continue to plug away at the print anthology we will be releasing sometime this summer. Past contributors, keep your eyes on your Inboxes to see if you’ve been selected.

- Josh Goller

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Patron Saint of Lost Causes

by Rich Larson

Fake Ocelot

by L.A. Craig

Into the Corral

by Ian Hilgendorf

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This issue features work by Keith Rebec and returning contributors Skeeter Cornwall and Beau Johnson.

This time around we’ve got the psychological spectrum covered with mommy issues, daddy issues, and paranormal apparitions. 

Work has begun on our print anthology. We’ll be contacting select past contributors soon.

Josh Goller
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Sand

by Keith Rebec

Burnt Leaves

by Skeeter Cornwall

Tanked

by Beau Johnson

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If you like what you read, please consider a donation through Paypal. Contributions go toward site maintenance and our upcoming print anthology.

Issue 3.3 may spook you.

This issue features the return of James Claffey along with Portlanders Reyna Gillet and yours truly. Keep those submissions rolling in.

Due to popular demand, we’re also beginning work on a print anthology to be released sometime this summer. We’ll be contacting select past contributors in the near future.

Josh Goller
Editor

Sepsis

by James Claffey

Lee’s Launderette

by Reyna Gillet

Chasing the Dragon

by Josh Goller

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If you like what you read, please consider a donation through Paypal. Contributions go toward site maintenance and our upcoming print anthology.

This issue features writers from Ecuador, Wales, and the United States. Within Issue 3.2 you will find stories about a makeshift funeral, a phantasmagorical transformation, and a castaway at sea.

As always, keep those submissions coming.

Stay dark,

Josh Goller
Editor
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It Will Be Much Nicer to Have It at Home

by Frances Hogg

The Chimera Factor

by L.S. Johnson

Cargo

by Emma Musty

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If you like what you read, please consider a donation. It’s good karma.

Volume 3 proves the pen is mightier.

Welcome to the third year of The Molotov Cocktail! Issue 3.1 features offbeat work by Sarah Kobrinsky, Michael Stang, and Richard Baldasty.

We’re looking forward to another great year, so keep those submissions flowing, and check us out on facebook and tumblr for a more interactive experience.

- Josh Goller

Before the Bomb Went Off 

by Sarah Kobrinsky

Me There

by Michael Stang

Show White at Code Yellow

by Richard Baldasty

Featuring the return of Matthew Dexter and work by first-time contributors Devon Robbins and William Lapham, Issue 2.24 aims each Titleist at her skull, throws up half a fifth of cheap undigested whiskey, and squeezes off a few rounds.

Be among the first writers to be featured in Volume 3. Get your stories submitted today.

- Josh Goller

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Country Club Coup d’état

by Matthew Dexter

Miss Anthropy

by Devon Robbins

Alone at the End

by William Lapham

Featuring work by Victoria Large, Chris Leek, and Carol Deminski, this issue cups your breast and talks about sculpture, plays the predator in this street safari, and checks its hair in the rear view before taking off.

Keep those dark and offbeat flash fiction submissions coming and don’t forget to check out our companion Tumblr for a way to waste time.

- Josh Goller

The Black Angel’s Death Song

by Victoria Large

Something in the Night

by Chris Leek

How We Found Each Other

by Carol Deminski

Issue 2.22 will slither its way into your heart.

This go-round features the triumphant return of Brad Rose along with new contributors
J. Spinazzola and Donald Raymond Jr.

If dark and offbeat multimedia is your bag, check out our companion Tumblr for daily injections of the strange and sinister.

Josh Goller
Editor

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Lost at Sea

by Brad Rose

Sock It

by J. Spinazzola

Salvation-7

by Donald Raymond Jr.

Reading Issue 2.21 makes you look cool. All the kids are doing it.

Featuring work by Lancaster Cooney, Melissa Middleberg and Paula Sophia Schonauer, this issue caves in cheekbones, tastes the oniony breath, and pops a squat in a war zone.

Follow our new companion Tumblr for more dark and offbeat media from around the web, including links to our favorite stories from the past two years.

Josh Goller

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The First Time

by Melissa Middleberg

An Intervention of Sorts

by Lancaster Cooney

An Earnest Prayer

by Paula Sophia Schonauer

Featuring work by James Claffey, Nicola Belte, and D. Frederick Cook, this issue hides from the ghost who has lived inside your bladder, cocks a snook, and makes half-hearted attempts for her self-esteem’s sake.

We are now entering our third calendar year of existence.

Booyah.

Josh Goller
Editor
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Bedwetter

by James Claffey

Ending Soon: Baby Shoes, Never Worn, bargain!

by Nicola Belte

Rainbow

by D. Frederick Cook

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