flash fiction
Playing For Change
Playing For Change written by: Armin Cornsilk - She sits in her usual spot. Her hands take a position. The right drifts back and forth...
Through Tinted Glasses
Through Tinted Glasses written by: Peter Rehn - "Where are you?” I asked, perplexed, scared even, blinking away...
Suffering Pleasure
Suffering Pleasure written by: Judge Burdon - Darkness had punched the time clock showing up to work the night shift...
Empty Can
Empty Can written by: Damjana Vidicheska - You can still hear voices in the walls? Some cut deeper than the knife...
The Letter
The Letter written by: Phyllis Souza - A large window displayed a collection of seldom-used coats, but one captured attention...
Lost in Church
Lost in Church written by: Camilla Lee Stambaugh - The day of the memorial service arrived. My boss assigned me to attend in his place...
Stump
Stump written by: Livia - It is odd to see the end of an eternity. As a child, it was proof of the supernatural...
Martha’s Night
Martha's Night written by: Andrea Tillmanns - Martha’s fingers slid over the lock of the front door, paused, felt once more...
The Interloper – Before and After
The interloper - Before and After written by: Clara Arús - "Before we go in girls, let me remind you, things are not the same"...
The Disturbance At The Bear Family Home
The Disturbance At The Bear Family Home written by: Kelly Jeanne - “This is Fuzzy Wuzzy, Cub Reporter...
Things to Remember, Things to Forget
Things to Remember, Things to Forget written by: Atefeh Rasouli - Now the stench is mixed with a faint smell of lavender, no better than before...
The Man Under the Bridge – 1952
The Man Under the Bridge - 1952 written by: Bern Sy Moss - Jimmy didn’t take the school bus even though it went right past his house...
Heaven Sent
Heaven Sent written by: Agustina Sapia - The end of you came in parts, but I only linger on the last one...
The Reluctant Graduate
The Reluctant Graduate written by: Jim Harrington - It was at night when the words stung the most. Even lying on his bed, facing the ceiling...
