Literature
A Mother Makes A Call, A Daughter Waits
A Mother Makes A Call, A Daughter Waits written by: Marzia Rahman @MarziaR57167805 My mother called me...
Old Friends
Old Friends written by: Sheila Levin I can’t remember if it was a romantic meeting, it was,...
The Black Death
The Black Death written by: Skylar Sturtevant “We’ve arrived sir,” the coachman said to Michael. “Thank you,...
Emily and Billy Forever
Emily and Billy Forever written by: Victor Roy Kirwan Emily and I had been together forever. Well,...
Deep Freeze
Deep Freeze written by: Cheryl Snell It’s dropping snow, an avalanche of snow straight from the whitened...
The Man Who Sold The World
The Man Who Sold The World written by: David A Thrasher I appear to be lying down....
Opening Speech
Opening Speech written by: Mark Patterson She looked insignificant standing next to the lectern. If she’d been...
Imagination
Imagination written by: Larry Tyler Growing up on a farm as a kid meant hard work and...
Ìtàn Ìfé (The Story of Love)
Ìtàn Ìfé (The Story of Love) written by: Adédoyin Àjàyí @AjayiAdedoyin14 The sun was dying. It cast...
Consistent Hypocrisy
Consistent Hypocrisy written by: Steve Dooré @stevedoore84 He had never understood the world he had chosen to...
The Competition
The Competition written by: Melanie Barrow ‘I’m off to write’ John declared imperiously, ‘Keep the noise down.’...
A Lost Manuscript
A Lost Manuscript written by: Barbara Podstawczyńska Marginalia – notes in manuscripts made by medieval scribes and...
What We’ve Come To
What We’ve Come To written by: Peter Farrar I hadn’t noticed your sunspots. Sprinkled over hands the...
You Always Remember Your First
You Always Remember Your First written by: P.A. O’Neil Screech! The noise from the roundabout stops you in...
