short story
The Box
The Box written by: Lee Dunn @66human On one side of a thick box, there’s a pencil-sized peephole. Through...
Elliott’s Lie
Elliott’s Lie written by: Matthew Roy Davey I didn’t see it but I wished I had. It sounded...
Charades at St. Margaret’s
Charades at St. Margaret’s written by: Grendad When Ernest came to live with us here in St...
Windows
Windows written by: Peter Farrar Tree imagined jumping through the window. He’d run into plate glass, hands...
Kissing Teeth
Kissing Teeth written by: Nick Gerrard Mandala walked home along the shore, his bare feet tickling the...
Game of Claws
Game of Claws written by: Elke Margaretta “Good morning, sir.” Mitzi sashays into the room and drops...
Black Eye
Black Eye written by: Rando Mithlo He cleaned up his paintbrushes in a square laundry sink and...
Thump
Thump written by: R.E Hengsterman @robhengsterman The overhead surgical lights exploit the man’s ashen flesh. “Airway,” someone yells. ...
The Flooding of Sweetface Valley
The Flooding of Sweetface Valley written by: Steve Carr @carrsteven960 The river is a powerful thing. Its...
In Memory of Yesook Lee
In Memory of Yesook Lee written by: Joseph Amendolare “You can keep your ID card, just wait...
Autumn In Jerusalem
Autumn In Jerusalem written by: Emanuela Barash Rubinstein Jerusalem is most beautiful in the autumn. In the...
The Caregiver
The Caregiver written by: Pamela R Winnick Liz heard a howl from upstairs. Startled, she dropped her...
