Eileen Nittler

Eileen Nittler lives in Oregon and Montana, where she has random thoughts she sometimes puts down on paper. She has been previously published in Oregon Humanities, MUTHA and Epistemic Lit.

Structural Damages

Barnaby kept finding me dates, friends of friends, or friends of friends of friends—those kinds of connections, which is how I discovered that he needed better friends, and better friends of friends.
Audra asked me to dance as soon as we got to the bar. “But I don’t know how to line dance,” I protested, and she insisted I could pick it up quickly. I did.
Long Short Story
Issue 86, August 2024
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Eileen Nittler

Eileen Nittler lives in Oregon and Montana, where she has random thoughts she sometimes puts down on paper. She has been previously published in Oregon Humanities, MUTHA and Epistemic Lit.

Structural Damages

Barnaby kept finding me dates, friends of friends, or friends of friends of friends—those kinds of connections, which is how I discovered that he needed better friends, and better friends of friends.
Audra asked me to dance as soon as we got to the bar. “But I don’t know how to line dance,” I protested, and she insisted I could pick it up quickly. I did.
Long Short Story
Issue 86, August 2024
Issues Archive
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