Berkeley Fiction Review, Volume 21

Berkeley Fiction Review is a UC Berkeley undergraduate, student-run publication that looks for innovative short fiction that plays with form and content as well as traditionally constructed stories with fresh voices and original ideas. Issue 21 includes the following stories: "As the Crow" by Louis Gallo, "How to Stop Motion" by Suzy Spraker, "Playland and the Gladiola Girl" by Stephen Bercovitch, "Fruit" by Donna George Storey, "Things that Cannot Be" by Ruthanne Wiley, "Ebb Treble" by Rob Yardumian, "What I Have" by Alice Bradley, "Pretty" by Cecilia Johnson, "Walking Amsterdam" by Patricia Abbott, "At the Funeral for the Death of Expectation" by Gene Ryder, "Chisel" by Patricia McEvoy, "Alfredo's Timeless Death" by D. Kastinovich, "Ars Humanum" by Steve Tomasula, "The Story of Esther Quinones" by Joshua C. Kamler, and "Sundays with Melody" by Elise Juska.