Fiction

Maddie by Bill Tope

Maddie by Bill Tope Maddie worked as a customer service rep. for Sears and at work, no one knew that she was a lesbian, or so she thought. It’s not that she was ashamed...

Back In The Saddle Again by Doug Hawley

Back In The Saddle Again by Doug Hawley The man knocked on the door of the cabin in a saddle, the slight depression in the trail between the lower part of Hawley Hill and...

Trust Issues by Alastair Millar

Trust Issues by Alastair Millar Be a paranormal investigator, they said. It’ll be fun, they said. And I’d believed them. I hugged the wall in a shabby hallway, while my partner Phil the Brick...

Guts and a Gun by Jason Lairamore

Guts and a Gun by Jason Lairamore Now, I’m from Chicago, a dirty city-boy through and through, raised on the streets, and still working on the streets. I do odd jobs, bits of this...

Stay by Shevy Meeker

Stay by Shevy Meeker Chapter 1In a small town lived an elderly clockmaker named Clara. Though her skill was unmatched in crafting exquisite timepieces, only she knew they contained a touch of magic—each was...

Biting Worms by RK Greer

Biting Worms by RK Greer It is now well after sunset and Pearce is on his fabric camping chair in his yard, drinking a beer. It was a hot day, but now the night...

Neighborly ’Til the End by Michael D. Hilborn

Neighborly ’Til the End by Michael D. Hilborn             On the evening the asteroid was calculated to hit the earth, Jim dumped his leaves in Frank’s yard. Frank, who had only been half-watching the...

Misdiagnosis by Evan Kaiser

Misdiagnosis by Evan Kaiser “Check it out: I am the LORD, thy freaking GOD.” “Check yourself out. Out of my damn head, already!” Stanley Fozawicz had been jousting with this, his latest phantasm, for...

Dying Declaration by Ann Marie Potter

Dying Declaration by Ann Marie Potter           It was a murder that could have happened in any city in America. It was a tragedy and because it happened in suburban Las Vegas it was...

Inamorato by Bill Tope

Inamorato by Bill Tope David Rendle was an enigma. At six feet, two inches tall and a lanky 210 pounds, he cut a handsome figure. Some admiring ladies described his features as “chiseled” or...