Fiction: “Good Neighbors” by Kristen Hamelin Tracey

Over breakfast, Jillian refused to go to the funeral. “It will be boring,” she said. Her brown hair was messily escaping from yesterday’s ponytail and dipped into her cereal. Colette allowed herself to be distracted long enough to minister to the errant hair with a bobby pin, grabbed from a basket of trinkets she kept […]

Fiction: “Weight” by Woody Skinner

It’s your birthday. You sit in your room finishing your homework and listening to music while you wait for him to come over. The television is on the Disney channel, but the volume is down. Your room is very small, and all of the furniture in it is made of wicker. You’re beginning to feel […]

Fiction: “These Are the Eyes of Norah Jones” by Phillip Gardner

Adam’s Rib was located near the office where we spent our days cursing the stock market and counting down the hours, where Robert, Peter, Wess and I no longer sold high-end real estate. Wess referred to the bar simply as “The Chain” although to my knowledge it belonged to no franchise. “Nooo,” Robert said—this was […]

Fiction: “The Disaster” by Amy Savage

Henry had put on a few pounds as he aged, but he maintained them intentionally, believing the fat storage would come in handy when The Disaster struck. He knew that soon, any moment, there could be a plague of pests, glacial flooding, and drought. He did his best in everyday life to prevent these things. […]

And We’re Back! (With New Online Pieces for the Fall)

The title says it all. Euphony is back with a new staff and a new online series for the fall. Check back weekly for our new web exclusive content (and a new web layout on top of all that)! As always, we look forward for another year of new submissions and thank our readers for their steadfast […]

The Spring 2012 Issue

The Spring 2012 Issue is here! Our electronic copy is available in PDF form. Just click the image below to download the file. As a quick reminder, for those who would like print copies of next year’s issues, we offer home delivery with a donation of $20 or more. Happy reading!

Announcements

Our Spring Issue is on its way and will be released shortly. In the mean time, Euphony has two announcements to share with our readers: We’re offering 1-year home delivery of our printed issues, beginning with Winter 2013. With a donation of $20 or more, you’ll receive a copy of both our winter and spring […]

Fiction: “Somebody’s Boy” by Diane Lechleitner

It was a sweltering day. August hot. Carpenter bees hovered in the still air. Flags hung limp and field crickets chirped in the tall dry grass. The boy was farther from home than he should be, more than a mile away, tromping through an unmowed hayfield. A small black dog ran alongside him, tongue drooping […]

Spring 2012 Cover Contest

It’s that time of year again. Euphony is preparing to publish its Spring 2012 issue and we’re looking for a cover! We invite anyone who works with photography or any other visual art medium to enter out Spring 2012 Cover contest. Send your images to euphonyjournal@gmail.com by Friday, April 20th. Each entry should be related […]

Fiction: “How We Play It” by Shelley Stack

We are in a small room in the attic of the church. Most of the time it is used for Bible study, but once a week it’s where the support group meets. We talk, we compare symptoms, we complain about drug reactions, we cry. Like each one of us at this meeting, Sandy has a […]