Tag: Vol 18
Take Three by Rory Kilalea Take One Pushing through the throng of suit jackets, the smell of…
Going Back Home Again! by Rathin Bhattacharjee Normally a daughter is said to be her father’s Little…
Me and my accomplices in fiction thank you all for making this year bigger and better than…
Wish Upon a Cloud by Neille Williams Presently, data management supervisor for Nova Enterprises, Demeter Brewster, had…
Windows by H. E. Ross I ARRIVAL Ahead was a breakwater. Stone, rock and the occasional name…
The Rotting Tree by Mark Sumioka The town of Jollyville named me “Superstar” Toby Kenmore as an…
Newberry’s Greatest Challenge (Otherwise Known as The Unhappy Tale of Benjamin Gray) by Daryl Rothman By the…
Daylight Savings by J L Greer -1- November 1, 2024 “It’s spring forward, fall back,” Annalee told…
Childhood Sweethearts by Miriam Levine My parents were childhood sweethearts. They met in elementary school and have…
Horse Hunting by Robert Temple “Far back, far back in our dark soul the horse prances.”— D….
Dough Boys by M.D. Smith IV After years of traveling in space, the colonist’s ship landed on…
Hidden Refuge in an English Wood by Hannah Henderson “You must be new,” said the boy, looking…
The Collector by Ethan P. Healey -1- The air smelled of rain and rotting wood when Daniel…
Lost And Found…And Lost by Joe Kilgore (Miami 1973) His hair was long. Well, what there was…
Assignation by J. J. Hillard To Miriam, the helm of Venia II felt claustrophobic by the end…
The Witness Plant by G. Taylor Snow The knife flashed. Again and again. The body slipped quietly to the…
Another Night, Another Dog by Itto and Mekiya Outini On the steps of the police station, a…
Horror Vacui by Michael Zadoorian She was handing out rolls of Smarties with bible verses on them….
Bury Me by Kenneth M. Kapp It was cloudy, a breeze was coming in off the ocean,…
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…