short story
Dabster and Daedal
Dabster and Daedal written by: David C Russell The tantalizing aroma from the kitchen, steady hum of...
A Gaijin in Tokyo!!
A Gaijin in Tokyo!! written by: Charles R. Bucklin “You come with us,” said a sinister voice...
Nirvana
Nirvana written by: Michael McCarthy @FlateyeFiction I’m standing in front of a café where I’m meeting somebody,...
Locust Hill: Chapter IV
Locust Hill Chapter IV Farm Work written by: Carl Parsons 4.1 After the confrontation with my parents,...
It Must Be Love
It Must Be Love written by: Joseph Amendolare Amy quit smoking crack and now sleeps on an...
Out of The Jungle
Out of The Jungle written by: Kathy Whipple For weeks, Nana was convinced someone was stealing yams...
When Education Feels Hopeless
When Education Feels Hopeless written by: Kate Leo “Was this one of yours?” I stare at the...
Perspective
Perspective written by: Kim John Farleigh @KimFarleigh Paula’s dark irises focussed on me. Her enthusiastic intelligence made...
Foyer
Foyer written by: Jean M Beebe @jmbsquared “You drop bait. You make suggestions, Miss Masterson,” Peg nearly...
Back to Life
Back to Life written by: David Milner Beckee had her eye on the Bronstein Executive Office Chair....
Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep written by: Doug Jacquier Dr. Meadows spoke in the measured tones...
Swaying, Flowing
Swaying, Flowing written by: Jegadeesh Kumar @jekay2ab Gautam remained silent, hesitant as to whether the words he...
Shoemaker
Shoemaker written by: Patrick McAteer The shoe shop also served as a place to cut keys. The...
Tell Me Tomorrow
Tell Me Tomorrow From The Book ‘Tell Me Tomorrow and Other Stories’ written by: Karen Clark @KarenCl29896539 ...
