Literature
Dead Fish
Dead Fish written by: Sid Senthilvel - There’s a body in the bathtub. It’s rotting, hollow black pits where eyes...
La Sirena
La Sirena written by: Jose Manuel Morales Ramos - El viento aullaba entre las velas raídas, arrastrando consigo el hedor agrio...
Francis Sullivan
Francis Sullivan written by: Sean O’Leary - Sullivan picked up the phone, almost put it straight back down but then went ahead...
The Back Alley Life
The Back Alley Life written by: Mark Patterson - It was dark in the alley that night. Sometimes the restaurants would leave a light...
Destined
Destined written by: J Rulton-Fox - There now remains only one means of access into what remains of the town...
Animal Instincts
Animal Instincts written by: Valli Henry-Boldini - He had a rapacious appetite when it came to her. His single-mindedness overflowed in public...
Calib and the Alchemy of Truth
Calib and the Alchemy of Truth written by: M.D. Smith - Calib Farrow, a quiet and intelligent university junior, lived a life of quiet ambition...
Swan Song
Swan Song written by: Andrea Walker - Driving to the interview, radio murmuring, in the background, I’m too stressed to listen...
Spearmint and Musk Oil
Spearmint and Musk Oil written by: Phyllis P. Colucci - The sun came crashing through my bedroom window this morning, forcing itself ...
The Taste of Ancestral Sorrow
The Taste of Ancestral Sorrow written by: Raymond Brunell - The ceramic mug sits warm in my hands, a steady anchor amid the kitchen’s usual hum...
The Watch
The Watch written by: MD Segomotso - This was the expression my partner and I would often hear from people about our relationship...
The Apartment
The Apartment written by: Felix Staacke - I’m back. The familiar smell of lingering dust, dirty dishes, and sex greets me as soon...
Back to Yesterday
Back to Yesterday written by: Thompson Emate - As I passed by the old cathedral, the smell of burnt cinnamon wafted through the air...
Broken
Broken written by: Mary Bevan - The boy is gawky-thin: his shoulder-blades protrude through the pale skin...
