The Farallon Review is a literary review featuring contemporary, engaging, and literary
prose fiction with a modern view, a classic sensibility, and a west-coast flavor.

Farallon 2, the new 2009 issue, priced at a mere nine dollars, is out in the world, containing stories by Ralph Tyler, Marie Potoczny, Joshua Citrak, James Hass, Daniel Vaccaro, Scott Roberts, and Laurie Doyle.

A damaged man seeks healing in the comforting decay of seaside villas. A young wife eyes the neighbor’s cat with criminal intent. Automobile want ads become the new speed-dating. The adventures of the aluminum can scavenger reflect the collapsing economy. A yearning teenager finds no connection in the frenzied, soulless, white noise of the internet. A soon-to-be father takes a wrong turn and just keeps going. A foreign student endeavors to save a wise, worn matriarch from being pushed into the abyss.

See the purchase page for details on how to get your hands on a copy.

Farallon 3, our 2010 issue, is on the way!

“You can see the Farallons” is San Francisco slang for: “Today, the air is clear, bright, and striking,
and we can see for a very long way.”