fiction
fiction
Just A Silly Conversation
Just A Silly Conversation written by: Dave Whippman - It started with a conversation after a meal. You know those rather contrived...
For King and Country
For King and Country written by: Jim Wilson-Storey - Having little motivation to climb out of his warm, albeit flea infested, bed, Eli Cox...
Lucy’s Gift
Lucy's Gift written by: Gregory Ballinger - “Open wide Mr Snuffles,” Lucy said holding out a plastic spoon and making chewing noises...
Old Friends and Strangers
Old Friends and Strangers written by: Rachel Placer - Fiona wakes up to a welt the size of a Bagel Bite in the middle of her forehead with a vague...
And The Heart Wants…
And The Heart Wants... written by: TL - I have a deep love for food. Not just for the way chilies ignite a dish with fire...
Red is the Colour of Love
Red is the Colour of Love written by: Ginny Swart - When Ruby Norris turned seven, her father Fred gave her a ring...
The Dryad Seed
The Dryad Seed written by: Michael Graeme - "It won't be long before the dryads are gone," she said. "Then the forest will die."...
The Price of Fame
The Price of Fame written by: Deryn Graham - The fans’ shrieks were reaching a crescendo as Jonty stepped out of the wings...
Winter Rose
Winter Rose written by: Skylar Sturtevant - On an oppressively cold winter’s night, the wind gnawed at my face...
The Dodgers Hat
The Dodgers Hat written by: Jim Bartlett - In no particular hurry, after all, the game doesn’t start until five...
Just a Pretty House with Garden in Oxford
Just a Pretty House with Garden in Oxford written by: Karen Southall Watts - The photos attached to the message were nice...
New Arrivals Users Guide to One’s The After Life
New Arrivals Users Guide to One’s
The After Life. written by: Max Singer - One cannot be certain the words One is using are One’s...
Tea Time with Death
Tea Time with Death written by: Author B.A. Rose - George Turner was dying. The test results had come back and nothing could be done...
Mother Knows Best
Mother Knows Best written by: Abigail Seltzer - She will present me with a thin sheaf of paper after hinting...


