Barbara Krasnoff sold short story “An Old-Time Girl” to Behind the Wainscot, which is an offshoot of Farrago’s Wainscot.
The main site describes itself as “an exhibition of weirds, an almanac of experimentation, decay, and the problems with form. We present ideas: stories that estrange themselves, articles on anything from wormholes to haberdashery, poetry that makes of metaphor a transubstantial sigh—a hesitation at the thresholds of contemporary consciousness and interstitial art.” Behind the Wainscot is reserved for “works under 1,000 words.”
Krasnoff’s web site is www.brooklynwriter.com.