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Anna Scotti has published sixteen stories in EQMM. Those marked with an asterisk are from the "librarian-on-the-run" series, and the rest are stand-alones. When Bright Angels Beckon* Sept-Oct 2026 Season of Giving Jan-Feb 2026 Traveller from an Antique Land* May/June 2025 Not With Hibiscus, but With Blood* Nov/Dec 2024 A New Weariness* May/June 2024 Into the Silent Land* Jan/Feb 2024 It’s Not Even Past * Sept/Oct 2023 Schrödinger, Cat March/April 2022 The Longest Pleasure * Nov/Dec 2021 A Heaven or a Hell* May/June 2021 No Legacy So Rich * Jan/Feb 2021 What the Morning Never Suspected * Sept/Oct 2020 That Which We Call Patience * Nov/Dec 2019 Never Have I Ever Sept/Oct 2019 From Deep Within the Earth, She Smiled May/June 2019 Krikon, the Ghoul Hunter Nov/Dec 2018 |
Man or Bear May 10, 2026 Only Three Oct 19, 2025 When the Monster Came August 21, 2025 That Feminine Mystique May 11, 2025 Thank you to Black Cat Weekly for reprinting That Which We Call Patience* April 14, 2024 
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Where Speaking Fails* This story is from the librarian-on-the-run series, but was written exclusively for It's Not Even Past, the collection coming from Crippen & Landru later this year. Perfumes of Arabia* This story is from the librarian-on-the-run series, but was written exclusively for It's Not Even Past, the collection coming from Crippen & Landru later this year. The Intruder Chautauqua Spring, 2026 Smoke (creative nonfiction) Chautauqua Summer, 2024 On Blackpoint Road The Saturday Evening Post August 4, 2023 Thank you to The Republic of Fiji for making On Blackpoint Road a part of their national educational curriculum! What Anyone Would Think The New Guard Literary Review VIII 2019 finalist for the Machigonne Prize, judged by Rick Moody Bridge Over Troubled Water Paranoia Blues (anthology) Re-release coming soon! They Look Like Angels first published in The Los Angeles Review, 2016 Winner of the 2015 A Room of Her Own Orlando Prize for Short Fiction, j judged by Aimee Liu This is a sampling of published work. Please go to the "Fiction" page to read these and other stories without a paywall. |
Anna has published five poems in The New Yorker. You can read and hear them without a paywall on The New Yorker site. Whisk August 17, 2020 Where Babies Really Come From July 29, 2019 Then Fall Again September 17, 2018 Sheba December 18 & 25, 2017 Esposito and Son November 28, 2016 
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Breasts Women in Golden State (Gunpowder Press, 2026) Kanawha Street first published in Nimrod, thanks to Chautauqua for reprinting in Saying It Plain: An American Patchwork Quilt 2026 Philadelphia first published in Nimrod, thanks to Chautauqua for reprinting in Saying It Plain: An American Patchwork Quilt 2026 The National Geographic Society, 1968 Chautauqua When I Could Still Be Seen Nimrod International Journal of Prose and Poetry Tanager Yemassee, 2019 awarded the Pocataligo Prize judged by Nikky Finney awarded the Mark Fischer Prize judged by Chris Ransick reprinted in Lunch Ticket Cannonball The Women Artists Datebook, 2025 As Shadows Gather in the Ravine The Women Artists Datebook, 2024 Grand Avenue The Women Artists Datebook, 2022 Of Course, Some Are Very Small The Women Artists Datebook, 2019 This is a sampling of published work. Please go to the "Poems" page to read these and many other poems without a paywall. Many of these are available in Bewildered by All This Broken Sky (Lightscatter Press). 
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