literary

Sinner by Garry Harman

Publisher’s Note and Disclaimer:This work of fiction reflects the views, interpretations, and creative choices of the author alone. Any depictions of historical figures, cultures, religions, or events are presented for narrative purposes and do...

Silkworms by Huina Zheng

Silkworms by Huina Zheng She first remembered the sunlight streaming through the blinds, not the room itself. That beam, where dust danced with quiet grace, belonged to her. Someone was calling a name. For...

Take Three by Rory Kilalea

Take Three by Rory Kilalea Take One Pushing through the throng of suit jackets, the smell of sweat haunted by stale aftershave. The bar was crowded. A typical Dubai drinking hole for advertising and...

Horror Vacui by Michael Zadoorian

Horror Vacui by Michael Zadoorian She was handing out rolls of Smarties with bible verses on them. Mia, silently approached by her in the Biography stacks at the library, was stunned and barely able...

FILE 731 by WALTER MANCUSO

FILE 731 by WALTER MANCUSO A Novella, unabridged. He liked Americans. The Americans liked him; they called him Teddy. This was the spring of 1941 and he was leaving behind the beautiful state of...

Skunk Hours by T R Healy

Skunk Hours by T.R. Healy  “My mind’s not right.”— Robert Lowell, Skunk Hour   “Damn it!” Scoble groaned when he noticed two dark spots under one of the cots of the Open Arms Lodge. Immediately...

I Am Happy by Lindsey Betty

I Am Happy by Lindsey Betty I woke up one morning and decided to be happy. My alarm clock buzzed from the other side of the room, but for a moment I just lied...

State Lines by T.C. Sundberg

State Lines by T.C. Sundberg The first reporter calls the morning after I show Carl what I found. He sounds too young for his job but maybe I just feel that way because his...