short story
Sold Out
Sold Out written by: R.C. Morgan Damien Innes could feel the wooden floor beneath him. The smell...
A Railroader’s Wife
A Railroader’s Wife written by: A. Goddard @AGoddardwriter She flipped her phone, peering at the screen. Nothing....
Dave and The Tree House
Dave and The Tree House written by: Jim Bates I don’t know why I ended up taking...
Millennial Lessons
Millennial Lessons written by: Joseph Amendolare “America two dollars and twenty-seven cents January 17th, 1956.” – Allen...
Afloat
Afloat written by: Gavin Haycock @gavinhaycock Dean was not feeling quite right with himself. He had felt...
A Whole Lotta Trouble
A Whole Lotta Trouble written by: David Perlmutter @DavidPerlmutt10 MUSCLE GIRL: It was a hole. There was...
Tuesday’s Gone
Tuesday’s Gone written by: James Dean Collins @TheGigconomist Four weeks ago, on a Monday night, I shut...
The Night Librarian
The Night Librarian written by: Mike Kanner “Hello, Teddy.” Charles Kramer addressed the man at the desk....
The Meeting
The Meeting written by: Colleen M. Tice @ColleenMarieTi1 The friends meet at the local café for coffee,...
The Old Man and The Train
The Old Man and The Train written by: Michael McCarthy @FlateyeFiction With the latest attack on an...
Lunch Interrupted
Lunch Interrupted written by: Joe Cushnan The patio was a mess of sandwiches, Victoria sponge wedges, sausage...
Bastet
Bastet written by: Verona Jones @VeronaJ57 Arizona summers were the worst, Claudia thought as she struggled out of...
There Is A House…
There Is A House… written by: Jasmin Fürbach There is a house in New Orleans. A house...
Laughing Africa
Laughing Africa written by: Eve Dobbins We know that Africa is not a camera and that the...
