Category: Fiction
My Trip to Australia by Fred Klein I will never forget my trip to Australia in the…
I Have Somewhere To Be by Alaina Hammond I am not a pre-school teacher. I want to…
The Job Interview by Casey Holliday “Shit. Dammit,” Charlotte muttered as she stumbled through the door, dripping…
How To Win At A Job In Food Retail by Bradford Middleton As the train hurtles back…
FILE 731 by WALTER MANCUSO A Novella, unabridged. He liked Americans. The Americans liked him; they called…
Lessers by J.D. Strunk Too-Tall set an unlit cigarette to his lips, lifted the binoculars to his…
The Sight of the Truth by David Caunce How did it begin? Father recalls it was a…
Dark Waters By Christopher Mahon i. Above the river a high cantilevered bridge crossed to connect the…
The Machine Elf by Joel Bryant Tim, never call him Timothy, was super angry. His rapid and…
Smoke on the Noire Sea by Matthew X. Gomez Graciano stood at the railing of his ship,…
The Weight Of Trembling by Lilia Mahfouz I was five years old the first time I saw…
The Last Word by James C. Clar Honolulu, August 1948. The war was over and things had…
Alien Wolves part 2 by Tom Kropp Tod and Shannon’s reunion romance was fated for a fast,…
Alien Wolves by Tom Kropp Shannon heard the wolf on the prowl growling amid the soft sound…
New Me, In the Flesh by Sean MacKendrick Old skin stretches and strains around my fist, refusing…
Phyllis T. by Airika Sneve It was the spring of 2024 — an early one, and warmer…
I Want My Money by Chris Bunton Saul Johnson sat in the corner of the Golden Nugget…
A Train Ride to Queens by June Wolfman Edith Hoffman tugged the lapels of her grey worsted…
A Cat Handler’s Confession by Daniel P. Douglas The kitten was orange, which shouldn’t have mattered. Carl…
The Broken Leaf by Richard Simonds I It wasn’t much of a road. It ran through short…
Pablo and Petra by Tom Kropp Pablo felt suicidal. That was nothing new. He was 17 and…
Skunk Hours by T.R. Healy “My mind’s not right.”— Robert Lowell, Skunk Hour “Damn it!” Scoble groaned…
Sic by Bill Tope “You don’t understand, Dr. Retzer,” said Jodi with some urgency, “just how important…
Thin Walls by Laura O’Meara “Is this it?” She wants to think he tried to keep the…
Squid Jigger by Matthew Hurst The lights were on, but nobody was home, thought Liu. He gripped…
