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Betrayal
Betrayal written by: Michael Ball @whirred With glow and grin, she transforms her suitors from men to...
Next Turn
Next Turn a poem by: Kenneth Slessor No pause! The buried pipes ring out, The flour-faced Antic...
Tomboys
Tomboys written by: Rae S. Earley (thestoryscripter) Renee was a sharp little girl With attitude to match...
An Uninvited Guest
An Uninvited Guest written by: Ernie Stricsek The study smelled like mahogany and leather. A Banker’s lamp...
Stocking Stuffer
Stocking Stuffer written by: Verity Mason He’d never needed a name, but the villagers whispered: “Stocking Stuffer.”...
Hector’s Holiday
Hector’s Holiday written by: Mike Henry Oh, hello, didn’t hear you come in. It’s nice to see...
When the Doc said No
When the Doc said No written by: Keith D Guernsey @thegurns Susan and I walked into the...
Quietude
Quietude written by: Phil Huffy At gatherings I must attend, for reasons known to vary, I listen...
A Devil For Ethel
A Devil for Ethel written by: Monika Brewster Halloween was the time of year, Ethel hated most. The...
For Boys Who Become Their Own Demon
For Boys Who Become Their Own Demon written by: Jaachị Anyatọnwụ @jaachianyatonwu a boy walked into a...
A Date With Fate
A Date With Fate written by: LB Sedlacek @lbsedlacek It is nearly a quarter past three when...
