Floyd County Moonshine, a print magazine in Floyd, Virginia, published my story “The Silver Spoon” in the Winter 2021 issue. Two older women, best friends from childhood, meet for lunch at the Silver Spoon, Mavis reveals a shocking fact about Pastor Zwieback.

Malcolm Curtis, editor of the online magazine talking about strawberries all of the time, interviewed me remotely. “The art of writing #46” was posted on April 4, 2021 http://talkingaboutstrawberries.blogspot.com/2021/04/the-art-of-writing-46-robert-boucheron.html

Louisville Review, a literary magazine published twice a year in Louisville, Kentucky, published my short story “Joseph Happ” in December, on the founder of Hapsburg, Virginia. You can download or buy Issue 88 on the magazine website, https://www.louisvillereview.org/issues/

Short Story Avenue, an online magazine, posted my flash fiction “Estimate” on January 12. What will it cost to remodel an old house? https://shortstoryavenue.com/2021/01/12/estimate-by-robert-boucheron/

The Common Breath, “a publishing imprint based in Glasgow,” posted my flash fiction “The Man of Straw” in their blog on January 12. https://thecommonbreath.com/blog49.html

The online magazine talking about sttawberries all of the time posted my flash fiction “The Wedding.” Nora Devereux helps Lily marry in style. https://talkingaboutstrawberries.blogspot.com/2020/10/robert-boucheron.html

The Seattle Star, once a newspaper and now an online magazine, posted my story “The Rose of Sharon,” which includes a verse parody of Edgar Allan Poe. Thanks to editor Omar Willey. https://www.seattlestar.net/2020/08/the-rose-of-sharon/

The Saturday Evening Post, under “contemporary fiction” posted my story “Donny Clatterbuck,” about a boy who learns to juggle and faces a moment of truth. https://www.saturdayeveningpost.com/2020/08/donny-clatterbuck/

The Daily Drunk online magazine posted my flash fiction “A Brief Remark,” on a generic speech issued by the Bureau of Redundancy. https://thedailydrunk.com/f/a-brief-remark

Free Flash Fiction posted my flash “Jokesmith.” Comedy is hard. LINK to Jokesmith