Praise for Ben Morris' story "Sixteen Mile Flood"

"Sixteen Mile Flood" resonates with a quiet menace that gathers its momentum from what the characters do, from the way they dance around the elephant(s) in the room; I was reminded, in a nice way, of Raymond Carver's "So Much Water, So Close To Home." I liked the way the story used its atmosphere, the backdrop; the attention to small sensory detail made the 'big' things all the more real. You can feel the world that the story inhabits. Everything builds organically towards the ending, which zings. It's nice when that happens." -Imad Rahman, author of I Dream of Microwaves

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