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new new: "Weird Mademoiselle," by Aimee Parkison: wigleaf.com Aimee Parkison

"I'm the thing that makes the plane crash and cries in the field as it burns." --Aimee Parkison on the Wigleaf mainpage: wigleaf.com

Here are our March Mythic Picnic finalists: for fiction, Nora Esme Wagner ("His Ear"); for postcard, Jeffrey Hermann. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

wooohoooo!! Made it into Best Small Fictions 2025!! Thank you Wigleaf for publishing and nominating my story!! And thank you to the team at BSF for all of your hard work!!

What an honor! A fantastic series, and a service to the world of micro and flash fiction. Thank you series editors Meg Pokrass and Gary Fincke, guest editor Dawn Raffel and to Scott Garson at Wigleaf for giving this story its first home! Releases July 7!!

Here are our April Mythic Picnic finalists: for fiction, Ani King ("Peonies"); for postcard, Hannah Ahn. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

new on the Wigleaf mainpage: "Nina Parker Chooses Nymphomania," by Hannah Grieco: wigleaf.com

Rarely see flash as powerfully dimensional as this one. Tour de force here.

"...only ever had two accidental orgasms in her life and they'd scared her both times, like they were secret and terrible and potentially medical in nature."

new on our mainpage: "Storks on a Power Line," by Thora Dahlke: wigleaf.com

Thora Dahlke's recent stories--at Barrelhouse, Nat. Brut, and others--have been pretty great. Today we're running a story of theirs which got a somewhat rare unanimous vote at our ed. table. It is SUCH A GOOD READ

Hey friends! Just a quick update to say that The Wigleaf Top 50 should be out near the end of June! Also, if by chance you'd like to connect on Instagram, please find me at shome_dasgupta! ❤️🌻✨️

new on the Wigleaf mainpage: "PinWorld," by Natalie Wallington: wigleaf.com

We're down to our last three of the season. And yes they're all bangers 💥

“Once, in a fit of rage, I yanked the TV's plug from the wall and plunged the living room into darkness. When I finally fumbled my way to a flashlight, its beam fell over Dad exactly where I had left him: on the edge of his armchair, leaning into the black monitor like it was

new on our mainpage: "Drought Tolerant," by Kalpita Pathak: wigleaf.com

2nd to last of season. Amazing piece.

Stunning piece on Wigleaf today by Kalpita Pathak. Do read! wigleaf.com