The Disease
The Disease by Michael Avellar It always helps to start at the beginning and it is at the beginning in which we all wish to
Category: Short Stories
THE BEST MAN’S SPEECH
THE BEST MAN’S SPEECH by Colin W. Campbell George watched mature, overdressed women catching glimpses of themselves in the long wall mirrors as they looked
A Knife Dreamlet
A Knife Dreamlet by Pat A Physics Using the tip of a blade, cut a small hole in the sail. Look carefully through the hole
Space in my Head
Space in my Head by JL Freed Hey. So, I guess you’re with Brian, or you’re not picking up ’cause you’re still annoyed about how
black car just crossed my path
black car just crossed my path By: Naomi McCulloch When I was walking down the street a few months back, I noticed this mid-70’s black Chrysler Cordoba,
Among the Invisibles
Among the Invisibles by Cliff Burns From his favorite hideaway, five stories above the ground, Little Po is an inconspicuous witness to the chaos below.
Honey Pot
BY:Haruki Murakami (Translated by Jay Rubin) Honey Pot “So Masakichi got his paws full of honey—way more honey than he could eat by himself—and he
Fathers and Children
“I don’t see why it’s impossible to express everything that’s on one’s mind.” Ivan Turgenev On Father’s Day, writer Gab Halasz honors the memory of
Surveilence Camera Gardener
Surveilence Camera Gardener by Pat A Physics The red ones are standard, technical issues. We see them late in the week when there’s a thin
A Sleeping Half Room
A Sleeping Half Room by John Bennett He droned on and on, thinking he was the life of the party, but he put half the