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Centaur Lit Quarterly online literary journal dedicated to hybrid writing. Half poem, half story? Welcome home!

Please join Centaur in congratulating this year's Best Small Fictions nominees!
12/28/2025

Please join Centaur in congratulating this year's Best Small Fictions nominees!

“We girls dreamed of white weddings with red roses in Paris, trending colored diamond rings in pink gold, none of these ...
12/09/2025

“We girls dreamed of white weddings with red roses in Paris, trending colored diamond rings in pink gold, none of these heavy sets of cascading old-fashioned yellow gold chains. We girls swore we wouldn’t be living with the in-laws.”
From "Yellow" by Christine H. Chen
Read more at https://centaurlit.com/yellow-by-christine-h-chen/
Art by Nayoun Kim, www.nayounkim.com, “The Centaur.”

Please join Centaur in congratulating this year's Best Microfiction nominees!
12/05/2025

Please join Centaur in congratulating this year's Best Microfiction nominees!

Please join Centaur in congratulating this year's Pushcart nominees!
11/19/2025

Please join Centaur in congratulating this year's Pushcart nominees!

The fall 2025 issue of Centaur is live with writing by Mikki Aronoff, Christine H. Chen, Catherine Chiarella Domonkos, J...
11/02/2025

The fall 2025 issue of Centaur is live with writing by Mikki Aronoff, Christine H. Chen, Catherine Chiarella Domonkos, Jennifer Markert, Mandira Pattnaik, Beth Sherman, Sudha Subramanian, and Joel Tomfohr, and with art by Nayoun Kim, www.nayounkim.com, “The Centaur.”

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“She has been drinking a cocktail of emotions as everything feels at once familiar and foreign—the affected voices on TV...
10/19/2025

“She has been drinking a cocktail of emotions as everything feels at once familiar and foreign—the affected voices on TV saying absurd things, the expectation that she should call an annoying acquaintance ‘uncle,’ the vague threat she feels of being ‘found out’ that she is holding a British passport.”
From “Fitting Room” by Jie Wang
Read more at https://centaurlit.com/fitting-room-by-jie-wang/

“The widow’s eyes changed color like a chameleon, depending on her moods and what she wore, which was a thing I couldn’t...
10/06/2025

“The widow’s eyes changed color like a chameleon, depending on her moods and what she wore, which was a thing I couldn’t get enough of. In the morning, they’d appear baby blue and naive—and in the late afternoon, wearing an orange silk scarf, they’d morph into a lurid emerald green. I could imagine her as a dangerously beautiful teenager, and I reached out my hand to her, wishing I had known her all my life.”
From “Color Permanence” by Meg Pokrass
Read at https://centaurlit.com/color-permanence-by-meg-pokrass/

"In the overgrown field, I am lying in the wildflowers, cradled in Queen Anne’s Lace and honeysuckle, and asters and cor...
09/24/2025

"In the overgrown field, I am lying in the wildflowers, cradled in Queen Anne’s Lace and honeysuckle, and asters and cornflowers, and looking up to the sky with the white fast clouds, and I feel the earth dance in a wild spin, and it makes me dizzy..."

From "Whiskey Mash" by Rina Palumbo

Read at https://centaurlit.com/whiskey-mash-by-rina-palumbo/

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