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Bernadette Benda

Bernadette Benda lives and writes in her hometown of Cleveland, Ohio. When she is not working on her novel, she is most often found at the gym, dance studio, or looking for inspiration along the shores of Lake Erie. Her nonfiction has been published in journals like The Red Cedar Review, The Rappahannock Review, The Razor, and White Wall Review.

I Came for an Existential Crisis and Left with Cinnamon Rolls

Posted on July 19, 2026September 24, 2026

Three banners flanked the front of the building. They snapped in the breeze with the amicable attitude of an embassy or neutral zone, electric blue and rubber-duck yellow walls signifying peace. The parking lot was big enough that there were advertisement signs over the cart returns, as if a discount on dull white bedsheets could […]

Posted in Current Issue, Vol. 9 No. 2

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