By: Bruce Levine The road turned abruptly, taking Sydney in what seemed like the opposite direction from her intended route. She didn’t remember seeing that turn when she’d plotted the trip on […]
The Reunion
Uriel Fox and the Painless Curse
By: John F Zurn Uriel Fox entered the town of Providence in the late afternoon. The small community was surrounded by forests with a small river running past the town on its […]
A Night in the Woods
By: Ann Christine Tabaka Sally was bored, she thumbed her fingers as she sat at her computer desk staring out of the window, watching the newly emerged green leaves dance in the […]
Margaret
By: Kabaw I heard the beeping of the B03 and K10 Public Utility Vehicle (PUJ) in the busy street of Noloc. Brakes were squealing. I missed the chirping of the Siloy and […]
Meenu
By: Priya Anand Meenu peers at the unmade bed and the clothes on the floor. The clothes lie in heaps on the bed and the floor. It had taken her over 45 […]
Trabor’s Transition
By: Duane L Herrmann Trabor slowly began to wake up. The throbbing in his head was noticed first, then the aches in the rest of his body. Everything hurt! Liquid trickled across […]
The Drummer
By Stephen Myer I slammed my fist four times against the door before I heard his body swish around. The Drummer weighed a thousand pounds and had a face like a […]
Luck Residue
By: Patrick Sweeney My excalibur pen, won at Excalibur Casino where everybody wins, is a spade and heart-sprinkled shaft topped with a bell jar containing two bright orange die. The jar’s […]
Last Visit
By Patty Somlo The afternoon following his mother’s arrival, Hamid dragged the faded green chair out and set it in front of the window. Hamid had pulled the same chair over […]
The Most Unfinished Thing
By: Jade Quinn Luna stood there, dumbstruck by the strangest mirror she had ever seen, a thing that once had belonged to her twin sister Lupa, now dead. She couldn’t sort out […]
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