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Jacob Aiello

Jacob Aiello recently graduated with highest honors from Portland State University, where he managed to pick up a degree in English Literature while spending all his spare time writing fiction. His stories have been published in Ooligan Press and The Wordstock Festival’s "Wordstock Ten." He is now hard at work amassing a collection of short fiction about the transformative power of the written word, which is more exciting than it sounds. He grew up in a small town in Northern California and experimented with Texas, but now happily resides in Portland, where he plans to stay.

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Stories written with The Portland Fiction Project
All This Still Doesn’t Mean My Heart’s Not In It Chili
Tonight I Found Empathy For Your Depression Chocolate
Missus Moore, Mi Amore Wax
Do You Want To See A Naked Woman? Razor
Ask Me Occupation
The Strangest, Most Amazing Thing I’ve Seen All Day Hair
Your Taste In Books Is Only Exceeded By Your Propensity To Break Men’s Hearts Massage
People Call Bouquet
Too Soon Douglas Collage
Too Far Douglas Symphony
Home, Son, and Don’t Spare the Horses Touchpad
Outside A Mother & Inside A Child Remote
You Don’t Bring a Raincoat to a Phonecall Quest
Ten Thousand Hours Crusade
Raymond Carver’s Grave Vision
Another Spin with Corinne Stultify
Something With Milk and Chocolate Salacious
Pathos Lugubrious
Love is a Red Herring Implacable
You Never Know What You’ve Got Until It’s Gone Freckled
The Telephone Rings Again "I’ve Lost You" "morning" "receive" "kind" "crucial" "bees"
The Telephone Rings "You will be no friend of mine" "calling" "shadow" "distance" "future" "deep"
Laid and Lain "a thousand people just like me" "island" "teeth" "shame" "wrong" "underground"
Eunuch "I am still here two days later" "remain" "reflect" "wrong" "village"
Boy Likes A Girl (Night of Sad Countenance) Tan
Die My Heart & Hope To Cross (Part 2) Slavery
Die My Heart & Hope To Cross Serenity
Pink Plastic Bag Wealth
This Never Happened Cookout
More Funny Purgatory
Funny Séance
Goodbye for Tonight and Tomorrow Alaska
Lawnmower & Even More Expletives Bonfire
Lawnmower & Other Expletives Mars
Wherever We Went, Including Here Disco
Because That’s the Kind of Jew Jesus Is Jungle
Christmas With Kerouac Prejudice
How Edgar Found A Nickel Ego
I Say Falafel, You Say Calzone Speed
German Boots Tears
Henry Chinaski & Maggie May With a Parrot on Her Shoulder Zit
Romance & Mystery Reindeer
Sad Sacks Smoke Salems Suicide
Polly Esther’s Sweater Drink
Blind Girl Depression
Metamorphosis Secession
Neuterfamilias, or "Uncle" Revolution
Last Year’s Television Is Tomorrow’s Bride Election
Love, Beauty And Truth Assassination
Abracadabra Sissy
My Funny Valentine Tame
Like A Python Over Quicksand Obvious
Nesting Doll Vegas
If I Were Cloven Hoofed There’d Be No Problem Expectation
A Woman’s Name In A Boy’s Mouth With A Man’s Cheek Pyramid
Prelude To A Proposal, or Popcorn & Porn Mudslide
The Magic Couch Flood
Ladykiller Monsoon
The Method Hurricane
Safety or You Can’t Love Everyone Bikini
Everybody’s Family in the Movies Beach House
Punch & Judy Motorcycle
What Accounts For Accountability Around Here Tattoo
Still Singing Limbs Surfboard
Chicken Pox Isn’t Just For Chickens Aramis
Norman Mailer Isn’t Dead Huey
Patty-Cake Moe
This Was How It Happened Saints
Rufus Ants
Giorgio’s Orders
There In The Window For All To See Band
Keep the Bed Sheets Knotted Earth
Where I’m Coming From Water
Payment Due When Services Rendered Air
Where We Go From Here Fire
The Rat Rat
In The Middle of All This Dragon
His Town Snake
See No Evil Monkey
What Time Is It There? Flatter
She’s Gone Bemuse
I Don’t Need Glasses To See How Much I Love You Tickle
Thaw Ice
How To Read a Story Note
Tolstoy’s Head Marble

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