By Peter Ninnes “Do you think you’re the same person you were seven years ago, when you first moved to Helsinki?” The train pulled out of Tampere station on the way […]
The Fog
Missing person
By: Alan Berger He didn’t want to go to the police but he did anyway. “Hey, look who’s here”? The cop at the front desk said to the other cop at […]
One Cup at a Time
By: Robt. Emmett “We’re excited about Amazon Prime Air. We have developed a delivery system that will safely deliver packages to your customers in thirty minutes or less using unmanned aerial vehicles. […]
Costa
By: Amirah Al- Wassif Everyone has heard of Costa’s miracles in our grey village; the boy who had a wooden toy and a cheerful wren bird. His giant miracles were in his […]
Just A Taco Stain On The Anonymous Writer
By: Richard Tattoni I finally got my own computer. Now I would be a writer. No need for a job. Hours turned to days, then weeks, then months, then years until the story […]
The sugarcane fields
By: Debadatta Pati The story goes that when Puneet Singh abandoned his newborn daughter wrapped in a pink, no-frills hospital blanket in midst of a sugarcane field near Ambala village in North India, […]
Ghost
By: Debadatta Pati When my 11-year-old little brother started walking funny, dressed up like a girl, and spoke about grown-up stuff, no one had any qualms about him being possessed and, that’s when […]
I know you
By: Alan Berger Ann Maxwell was born with exceptional beauty inside and out and yet she never gave a conceited thought regarding either one. She figured everyone was born like that. As […]
Pair of Doors
By Norbert Kovacs Trisha Tidwell offered to make her husband Joe his favorite lunch, scrambled eggs with onions, so they might sit at the kitchen table and have a conversation. The two […]
Put on the red dress
By: Alan Berger I made a promise to myself that the only voice I was going to listen to would be my own. Except, my wife’s. I like that voice of hers. […]
