David Greenwood's stories have appeared in Electric Literature, Fence, Tin House online, and other journals. He has a BA in computer science from Boston University, and an MFA from Brooklyn College, where he won the Himan Brown award for fiction. The Bubble Cannon is his free, ongoing micro-novels project.

David Greenwood throws off his grey jacket. I saw “rnbw sherbet” among his receipts. The impulse to rent a sports car because it’s your birthday isn’t always to be corrected. David Greenwood sacrificed elements of his once elaborate toilet to spend more time with loved ones. His days had seemed to pile up like the masonry of a grand edifice. He called it, privately, the Szechuan Palace Noodle Factory. Ivy establishes itself after long endurance. Character may be described as the evolution of disparate sorrows toward a unified core. Science tells us the core of black holes affects the trajectory of the “light cone,” abruptly ending time. Certain things will have to be understood as lost. He found a light blue thread in the grey jacket pocket. David Greenwood shuts his eyes and pulls.