short story
Blasphemous!
Blasphemous! written by: Michael Danese - The hall was filled with the sweet aroma of the cut flowers...
Four Days in an Italian Village
Four Days in an Italian Village written by: P.A. O'Neil - “Please, won’t someone help me!” The old woman leaned out of the upstairs window...
The Flowers of Halloween
The Flowers of Halloween written by: T. Ahzio - How different it was from when it first arrived. Josephine remembered...
Buttermere
Buttermere written by: Emma Wells - I booked a writing retreat. One nestled as tightly away from humanity...
The Alchemist and the Ghost
The Alchemist and the Ghost written by: Peggy Gerber - The alley was dark and abandoned. It was like a scene from a horror movie...
King Under Moor
King Under Moor written by: Ed McConnell - Up the moor they come like a breeze from out of the earth. The space below...
Halloween Pay for Stay
Halloween Pay for Stay written by: David Margolin - For George, Halloween was a double treat. Fall was his favorite season,...
Harry the Nab and the Wild Hunt
Harry the Nab and the Wild Hunt written by: JPK - To the south east the old coach road ran, through Worcestershire...
How to Catch A Werewolf
How to Catch A Werewolf written by: Dawn DeBraal - Billy Thompkins and Cameron Rey were digging a hole in the woods...
Fear of The Unknown
Fear of The Unknown written by: Judith Partelow - It was fear of the unknown. She had come to the village as a teenager...
Songs Beneath the Tangerine Tree
Songs Beneath the Tangerine Tree written by: Monika Ajay Kaul - The afternoon sun slanted through the lace curtains, painting the kitchen in a faded gold...
Chasing Popeye
Chasing Popeye written by: Antaeus - As I had done every day at dusk for the last five months, I drove the pickup...
From Here to Identity
From Here to Identity written by: David Milner - “Maxine? Maxine… Wait.” She should have been able to catch Maxine. Or keep her in sight...
The Symbol of the Tenth Floor
The Symbol of the Tenth Floor written by: Saint-Lazare - When he first walked through the door of my tattoo shop, my first thought ...
