Category: Fiction
Red Lights by Danielle Ramaekers Suspended in front of her face was a small creature radiating a…
Bernie House by David Castlewitz As president of Bernie House, Walt Diablo had a lot to lose…
Transfemation by John Baldwin “What if we could just become someone else? The same me, but with…
Proof of Life by Madeline McEwen Car horns honked as Myra Sykes awoke in her Taurus-cum-office parked…
Embracing the Night by Andrew Hughes Bill Schultz stepped out of the drizzling rain into the bar,…
And the Music Fades by Hunter Spurlock The high-pitched beeping was beginning to make Carl’s head throb….
The Tar of Freedom by Frederick Frankenberg The peaceful and calm sensation when I found that vein…
The Kind of Lover I Am by Giuliana Barletta As a young girl, I always enjoyed watching…
Chess in Hanoi by Gary Ives This is about my cousin Gordon who grew up rough. Nobody,…
Spell Defusal by Cody Eckman Defusing bombs isn’t much like what you see in movies or on…
No Doubt About It by Tony Billinghurst Real people can’t find me. Even if they search through…
Editor’s Note: You can read a previous story from author Julian Grant featuring the character Ned Miller…
Miller’s Junction by Julian Grant Ned Miller hated how the room still stank of her death. He’d…
Welcome To The Stone Age by Sylvia Cumming Victor G. Bevens, data clerk extraordinaire, lit his midday…
Doctor Faircloth, EdD by Steve Slavin Elizabeth was a born self-promoter. By the time she started kindergarten,…
The Fafank by Dillon Eliassen The other eulogists had stood at the lectern away from bisnonna Marie’s…
The Last by Alexander Preis The quill scratched against the parchment, the iron gall ink leaving its…
A Meeting of the Minds by John Timm Friday, June 13, 2025 The scientific journals were jammed…
Mouthalator 996 by Ara Hone Ansion Gilpepper stepped up onto the hoverboard tethered at the virtual platform’s…
A Circle of Seagulls by Tony Billinghurst The postcard from England only bore three words: “Phone me…
The Interview by Fred Miller Following a long step down from the bus, he moved across the…
Eternal Flame 1933 by Douglas Kolacki May 10, 1933 The Bebelplatz lit up Berlin. The heat of…
Short Stuff by Frederick K. Foote, Jr. Nobody in San Juan, California, would have ever predicted how…
Two Birds With One Stone by Mark SaFranko Rex Givern’s parents were against the idea from the…
Peripheral Visions by James Rumpel Alan was never a close friend. He was just sort of there….