Joy Lanzendorfer – Every Day Fiction

KIM • by Joy Lanzendorfer

January 20, 2026Every Day Fiction 3 Comments

Whenever Kim came over, she asked for milk. She drank glass after glass, the white liquid glugging down her long throat. They only drank powdered milk at her house, Kim explained. My family was poor, but Kim’s dad had been… Continue Reading →

MURMUR • by Joy Lanzendorfer

February 28, 2017Every Day Fiction 14 Comments

She came in with the rain, through an open window. It was the house of a young family. The ghost, whose name had been Amaya, gazed curiously at their cleanliness, their food-in-bar-form, and the bright newness of everything they owned.… Continue Reading →