short story
The Last Supper
The Last Supper written by: Etya Krichmar - The night before our departure, Mama made blintzes. It was a quiet ritual...
A Thimble-Sized Soul
A Thimble-Sized Soul written by: Olga Cunha - Artemy was born a large child, but with a tiny soul...
Lake Wazee
Lake Wazee written by: Diane Dachota - Francis pulled down the long driveway, her car shuddering over the long...
This is What Happens When You Write Too Often
This is What Happens When You Write Too Often written by: Derrick R. Lafayette - My days mimic the sky during the months when the green leaves fade...
Grandma
Grandma written by: James Hancock - There was something strange about Grandma's recliner. An electric reclining chair...
The Joshua Tree
The Joshua Tree written by: Deryn Graham - The unmistakable opening chords of U2’s iconic ‘Still haven’t found what I’m looking for...
Fire
Fire written by: Emee Ring - I smelled smoke before I saw the flames licking the faded green wallpaper...
Sana
Sana written by: Justine Engelbrecht - He drove towards the open plain on the southern tip of his reserve, a glorious...
The Proposal
The Proposal written by: Adelino Carbonera - It was a harsh March. In Philadelphia it was as cold as in Chicago...
The Feast of Hers
The Feast of Hers written by: MQ - When one is no longer alive but didn’t fully corrupt, when that face is stiffened...
Abandoned Things
Abandoned Things written by: Dmitry Berkut - His wife left in March. Since then, Francisco had begun collecting abandoned things...
The French Warbride
The French Warbride written by: Rosella Sims - The weather was cool for Paris, a moderate temperature of only 60 degrees...
Richard, Do You Remember?
Richard, Do You Remember? written by: Nick Adigu Burke - Do you remember when we were kids, living so fast we could hardly breathe...
Wardle Stuebner and the School Ma’am
Wardle Stuebner and the School Ma'am written by: David L Painter - My name’s Wardle Stuebner, and I once shared a stagecoach with the meanest schoolmarm...
