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Austin Sanchez-Moran

AUSTIN SANCHEZ-MORAN is a teacher and writer who received his MFA in Poetry from George Mason University. His poems and short fiction have been published in RHINO Poetry, Denver Quarterly, and Salamander Magazine, among many others. He also has had poems and short fiction chosen for the anthologies Best New Poets of the Midwest (2017) and Best Microfiction 2020, respectively. His first poetry collection, Suburban Sutras (Finishing Line Press), is out now.

Fountain of the Dying
by Austin Sanchez-Moran

September 12, 2022 Contributed By: Austin Sanchez-Moran

"Birds and Dots" by Kirk Sever

On a whitewashed island in Greece, where the brass church bells chime out into the sea
every evening, there is a slender old woman in a red head scarf who yells out, “Soup! A scoop of
soup!” while banging her tin drum with a ladle and wandering the cobblestoned alleyways.

Filed Under: Featured Fiction, Fiction Posted On: September 12, 2022

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