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12.2.07
The Second Annual Fiction Issue

Asssscat's Temporary, One-night Only, Funny Stories
Improv comedy is the bravest, most immediate form of making up stories that there is. It's not always the funniest, or the smartest, or the best, but it's always the bravest.
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12.2.07
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AUSTRALIA - THE DARJEELING LIMITED
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12.1.07
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NEW YORK - BILLY THE KID
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12.1.07
The Second Annual Fiction Issue

Being A Monster
These stories are part of a novel I'm writing, and the novel is about how we create the idea of utopia, and then what happens to that idea. We start out with a kind of dissatisfaction, something isn't quite right with the world; it's unjust or unfair...
John Haskell
12.1.07
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The Arm
During the war, a colonel received a letter from his wife. She missed him very much, it said, and would he please come visit because she's worried she will die without having seen him. The colonel immediately applied for leave, and as it happened that...
Ludmila Petrushevskaya
12.1.07
The Second Annual Fiction Issue

Gary Fisketjon Edits Your Heroes
Gary Fisketjon is an editor at large and vice president of Knopf. Among the writers he has edited are Raymond Carver, Bret Easton Ellis, Patricia Highsmith, Cormac McCarthy, Jay McInerney, and Tobias Wolff.
Amie Barrodale
12.1.07
The Second Annual Fiction Issue

This Is Who Is In The Second Annual Fiction Issue Of vice Magazine
JESSE ARMSTRONGHe has written for the critically savaged UK adaptation of the sitcom That 70s Show and the critically not-savaged, hilarious, award-winning British comedy Peep Show. He also co-wrote the savagely funny BBC...
VICE Staff
12.1.07
The Second Annual Fiction Issue

Medicine
This is a story that started off as a confessional letter. I lived in China during my early 20s and until now haven't wanted to write anything about it. "Medicine" appears here as an excerpt from a novel-in-progress about those years.
Ottessa Moshfegh
12.1.07
The Second Annual Fiction Issue

A Mother's Farewell
A young man named Oleg was left an orphan when his mother died. All he had left was his older sister, for though his father was still alive, he turned out not to be Oleg's real father. Oleg's real father, as he learned when he started going through his...
Ludmila Petrushevskaya
12.1.07
The Second Annual Fiction Issue

Poppy Z. Brite Is The King/queen Of New Orleans
Poppy Z. Brite’s early novels are full of vampires, angsty teenagers, and other beautiful, tortured creatures, often sexually ambiguous and with varying shades of flaxen, crimson, or raven hair, tangled and blowing in the hot wind. Her first two novels...
Amy Kellner
12.1.07
The Second Annual Fiction Issue

Assassin
Some years ago I floated down a stretch of the Colorado River to Lake Powell on a rubber raft alongside other rafts packed with vacationing college girls, airline stewardesses, a grocer from San Jose, and I do not remember who else. It took about ten...
Evan S. Connell
12.1.07
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