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Kaylie Saidin

About

Kaylie Saidin is a writer from California. Her work has appeared in Prairie Schooner, New Orleans Review, Los Angeles Review, Nashville Review, Fourteen Hills, and elsewhere. She’s a graduate of the MFA program at University of North Carolina Wilmington.

Articles

Issue 117, Summer 2022

The Tyrant

My husband was the one who proposed the tyrant-ban, though we both knew it was futile, given that the tyrant made himself present at most family events regardless of invitation.

By Kaylie Saidin
Issue 126, Fall 2024

The Frogs

In the year after college, a rotund and mossy-colored toad stood at the bottom of the wooden steps of our condo every evening without fail.

By Kaylie Saidin