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IT’S A QUIZ! by Carly Alaimo



Carly Alaimo is a writer from Augusta, GA. She received her MFA in Fiction from Georgia State University. Her work has been published in The Harvard Advocate, Phoebe Journal, Split Lip Magazine, The Offing, Flash Frog, Fractured Literary, Maudlin House, and others. She was a finalist inPeatsmoke Journal‘s Summer 2023 Fiction Contest and in Fractured Literary’s OPEN Flash Fiction Contest. She lives in Atlanta with her husband and two children, and reads for Split Lip Magazine. Find her on Twitter and Instagram @carlyalaimo.


25 October 2024



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