DNA
by: Julie Howard “The system had simply given her a larger prison, but she still belonged to them.” A short story about a felon who…
Julie Howard
Best of ATM 2016, Fiction
As 2016 comes to its close, Across the Margin takes a look back at some of its most treasured moments in Fiction… Throughout this final…
Countdown
by: Julie Howard1 A cautionary tale for those who live their life in constant judgement… She woke up to a “four-point-five,” showered to a “four-point-eight,”…
House of Babel
by: Julie Howard “She had indeed loved him, comforted him and been faithful to him. What was a little repugnance and disgust along the way?”…
Mahjong Mornings
by: Julie Howard1 An ordinary Mahjong Morning with the ladies takes an unexpected turn, owing to the arrival of a batch of “special” brownies… “Ooh, almost…
Women are from Mercury
by: Julie Howard In a time and place where women belong to their husbands until death, one woman envisions a life on her own… Patience…