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Carla Wilson reads her short fiction text "Mysterious Doormat," which first appeared in Black Scat Review #9 in 2014. Her voice comes across as a whisper so as not to disturb her neighbors (but that is part of the story!) Please turn your volume up and using headphones is best

Carla M. Wilson reads her flash fiction text “62 Words,” which first appeared (as a slightly altered version) in Black Scat Review #16, The Obsession Issue in 2016. This text was originally 100 words and was later submitted to a contest that specified a 62 word count. Although this piece was highly favored by the judges, it turned out the abbreviated version actually has 65 words, and was therefore ineligible to win the contest.

Carla M. Wilson reads her short fiction text “The Matador,” first published in 2014 in Black Scat Review #9, the Utter Nonsense issue. This text was written under the strict 100 word count restraint.

Carla M. Wilson reads her short fiction text “Yoko,” first published in 2015 by Black Scat Books as part of her fiction collection “Impossible Conversations: Imaginary Interviews with World Famous Artists.”