Red Horizon
Zach DundasNotes and stories on books, writers, music, film, the West and various misadventures.
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Creepy 1950s pulp vibes
I gave myself a psychic prompt for this short story: Write something that feels like a cheap 1950s creeper, cold of tone, cynical of eye—a story (I imagined) that could run in the back pages of a pulp-fiction throwaway mag. Set it in a smal...
Garden City Blues
At the beginning of November, I travelled to my hometown of Missoula, Montana for a memorial. “Service” is not the word. It was a happening, an event. It could have collapsed in any number of ways, but it worked out. It drew hundreds of peo...
These bumbling thieves in a seaside town just can't get it right.
Quiet times here at Red Horizon, but please enjoy a short story inspired by late summer on the Northwest Coast, misbegotten schemes and untoward adventure.
“Caesar Machiavelli”
The women walked over to us just after Teddy, white-haire...
McGuane In the Membrane!
I am deep in writing a short story, a very controlled affair—up to a point. The point-of-view character tries to keep a tight rein on life, with a quiet desperation to the effort. He lives with a chaotic and unpredictable person, and in rea...
The Actually Existing Raymond Carver
As you may know if you loiter on this platform, a discourse surrounds late author Raymond Carver. Naomi Kanakia recently posted a read-through reaction to Carver’s short story oeuvre; it seems this prompted Brandon Taylor to recirculate his...
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Writer and editor. Born in Montana. Based in Portland. Co-producer of the podcast "Death in the West." Editorial director at Wildsam. Author of "The Great Detective."
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