flash fiction
Feeding the Dogs
Feeding the Dogs written by: Niles Reddick @niles_reddick It didn’t matter to them she’d walked the neighborhood in...
Mortal Bliss
Mortal Bliss written by: Stephanie Musarra @dungeonwriter39 “Don’t you realize that we’re soulmates?” Richard brushed his hand against...
The Cockroach
The Cockroach written by: Ian Fletcher “It just happened,” he said, abnegating responsibility to some all-powerful irresistible...
Atheos
Atheos written by: Jenny Butler @Jenny_Butler_ A rift has become a chasm, which widened and separated me from...
For Doug Kershaw
For Doug Kershaw written by: Patricia Quintana Bidar @patriciabidar He came up on a swamp island houseboat, feet...
The Hottest British Summer For 42 Years
The Hottest British Summer for 42 Years written by: Ian Fletcher Ah, that glorious summer of ’76....
Electric Lady Love
Electric Lady Love written by: Matthew Roy Davey Milesh had invited me around to his house for a...
Ben
Ben written by: Mark Kodama I met him at the infusion center. There were dozens of patients receiving...
Come All Ye Sinners
Come All Ye Sinners written by: Traci Mullins I don’t mean to be critical, but my little...
Another Typical Day
Another Typical Day written by: Andrew Scobie Jan carefully read the first section of the unofficial press release...
No Soy Un Asesino
No Soy Un Asesino written by: Uslariono @Uslariono Recostado a la pared del cuarto y con los...
The Confession
The Confession written by: Mark Kodama Although I am not my brother’s keeper, I feel some responsibility for...
Dandelion
Dandelion written by: R.E Hengsterman @robhengsterman She called it Dandelion. I didn’t question. How could I? I’d brought...
Spazadura
Spazadura written by: Bryan Jansing @BryanJansing “We could play a game of calcetto— two on two.” “No,...
