Category: Fiction
Obsolete, Likened to Many Things by Ken L. Jones
I use to think that days melted fast, back in the time it took you to blink forty years after the...
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A Boon from an Angel by Matias Travieso-Diaz
Norman first saw the angel on one of those November nights when the temperature is too low for air...
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Mud Season by Laura Rodley
The road was mudded out, yet still the mail must go through. Chester gritted his teeth as...
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Wagon, Ho! by Suzanne Cottrell
Afternoon thunderstorms converted the front ditch into a stream. Josh, Caroline, and Melissa...
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Twirling by C L Killgore
I remember falling down. I twirled and twirled until I couldn’t stand upright. I was giddy and...
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A Day on the Beach by Kirk Eckstine
The beach, littered with bone-white shells and coral, soaks up blood with surprising speed. My...
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