flash fiction
AAEVEYN ULLOVTO’s Scrabbled Psyche
AAEVEYN ULLOVTO’s Scrabbled Psyche written by: Craig E Harms - AAEVEYN ULLOVTO loved playing Scrabble on his IPad versus the CPU especially during...
Where Angels Tread
Where Angels Tread written by: Sudha Vishwanath - George and I came upon the building’s sophisticated front, painted in a calming...
Ghost Land
Ghost Land written by: Michelle Balogh - Being alive is strange because in general, we are obsessed with dying and the afterlife...
The Man Named Ray
The Man Named Ray written by: Angela Carlton - When the phone rings, I reach for the Advil in the bathroom...
Whispers from the Pie Tin
Whispers from the Pie Tin written by: Verity Mason - I miss my mother’s homemade pie. Tender steak, rich and slow-cooked...
Musings of a World War I Veteran
Musings of a World War I Veteran written by: Oseremen Iwayemi - November 11th is supposed to be a happy day for us as a nation...
A Fleeting Career In The Lights
A Fleeting Career In The Lights written by: Rae S. Earley (thestoryscripter) - I point my feet delicately on the stage, toes in either direction...
Canning Season
Canning Season written by: Zary Fekete - Oklahoma, 1950. The tornado took the Bell family on a Wednesday...
Reunion
Reunion written by: Ellie Ness - Rogano’s in Glasgow had been loved and frequented by Glaswegians since the 1920s...
The Hat He Wanted
The Hat He Wanted written by: Hugh Goldberg - As the courier left Mr. Stevenson examined the black package, its electric yellow label...
Mistaken Identity
Mistaken Identity written by: Jim Harrington - I live in a quiet, four house cul de sac. At least it was until a rental company...
Doubt
Doubt written by: Margit Horsky - She keeps asking what’s wrong with me - why I have such a long face, why I don’t talk to her...
Back to School
Back to School written by: Clara Arús - Girls, please hang your towels on the railing and take off your swimsuits..
The Baby Cried
The Baby Cried written by: Kathy Whipple - Everything has changed upon your return. The velvet drapes covering the windows...
