short story
Murkiness Came to Makassar
Murkiness Came to Makassar written by: Weronika Wójcik - Humans believe that the beautiful body is separate from nature...
17
17 written by: Susan Temple - There were seventeen cats in Larry’s basement. His memory dimmed...
Transition
Transition written by: Bethel Chisom Philip - And so we began to talk after an awkward introduction...
Onirobiont
Onirobiont written by: Víctor Parra Avellaneda - To Mario Bellatin "I don't remember when the last time was I dreamt,"...
The Eleventh Tome – Chapter VII
The Prophecies of Andrapaal The Eleventh Tome Chapter VII written by: Tim Law - Year 513 of the Kingdom of Thuraen...
The Back Room
The Back Room written by: W. Glewicz - We’re August lazy, slouched on a park bench under a blazing late afternoon...
Betrayers of the Past
Betrayers of the Past written by: Parvathy Sukumar - I have always loved the sunset...
Finding Refuge
Finding Refuge written by: James Nelli - An ambulance rushed through the ice-covered streets of Lincoln Park in Chicago...
Blood and Salt
Blood and Salt written by: Skylar Sturtevant - Day 1 “Fire!” Captain Declan O’Malley shouted...
The Ghost of Madrigal Hall
The Ghost of Madrigal Hall written by: Jacqueline Erasin - My apologies for troubling you at what I know...
Days with Uncle Bob
Days with Uncle Bob written by: Michael Graeme - I didn’t know Uncle Bob, until the day I was ill...
Thin is The New Thin
Thin is The New Thin written by: Deryn Graham - “Thin is the new thin,” crowed the petite fitness instructor...
Welcome, Comrade
Welcome, Comrade written by: Nelly Shulman - “What exactly is the purpose of your visit to Petrograd...
Truth or Bones
Truth or Bones written by: Richard Bishop - The smirk on Eddie Polanski’s freckled puss suggested...
