Tag: Vol 18
The Visitor by Frederick Foote The evening shadows grow longer; the early night birds announce their arrival,…
Justice By Floyd Largent Manny yawned as death screamed toward him, all glistening white fangs, leathery skin,…
Enga’s Song By Sandra Anthony Do you believe in destiny? That invisible line that pulls us onward…
A Song for the Silent by Storm Lomax The greatest cleric ever known once cured the ills…
Johnny the Trumpet Player by Kofi Akan Brown The trumpet blared through the walls nonstop. Will tossed…
Operation Midnight Jazz by Otis Johnson 1. Santa Cruz, Friday, August 19, 1966 “I can feel…
Around the Bend by Mehreen Ahmed It was evening by the time I got home. As I…
The Cave Of The Skull by John Engle The early October air swept down the mountains of…
Smoke in a Bottle by Kristoph Kosicki The saloon When a man goes missing out here, you…
The Ornithologist and Teddy Roosevelt by Jen Mengarelli The space between them was vast. Wren was lost…
I Got You This Vietnamese Mossy Frog by Kate Maxlow Hey, Emma, thanks again for coming to…
EDITOR’S NOTE AND DISCLAIMER : The views expressed in this fiction are those of the author alone….
Into the Fray by Paul Stapleton During my brief tenure bagging sand in the quarry, we would…
Fishing with Nick by Peter J Barbour Catching fish was never enough for Nick. If you didn’t…
The Figures in the Forest by Thorbjørn Pihl Dense woods and orange leaves flew past on either…
Against the Blank Sky by Billy Ramone I “He won’t know you,” Warden Stone said as he…
One of Each by Paul Kimm I’ve moved back home because of my father’s health, and my…
Heil and Wag by Drew Bufalini The Enemy presented himself to Cullen and company after the first…
Livy by Bill Tope Livy came awake with a start. Her fists were tightly clutching the linens…
Transactional by Bill Tope Aaron Sturgis, just returned from work, sat alone in his efficiency apartment in…
Art Class by June Wolfman Zoey slept fitfully in her six-by-seven room on the second floor, right…
The Lottery by Damir Salkovic When Danny woke up, a gray pall hung outside the windows, obscuring…
Red Rush by Julia Vanstory The hot metal stung Audrey’s hand as she slammed the door shut…
Artificial Obsessions by Lee Richardson “Why don’t you send them back?” Katie, the social worker, asked. “I…
Bloom and the Intergalactic Incursion by Jeff Gaba 1. Bloom was dirty, itchy and horny. He…
