RESPECT THE CLEANERS by Elias Andreopoulos
Tanya had let it go on long enough. Meeting with the Headmaster was her only option. She worked at the Rochester Academy, a private All Girls school serving Kindergarten through 12th Grade on the...
GHOSTS OF THE REPUBLIC by Edward Mack
Sultan was staring at a ghost. He wore a paper cap and a white apron that was tied behind his neck and held a long carving knife in his right hand. The ghost was...
LOST by Michael Emeka
Night had fallen by the time I returned from hawking banana for Mummy. I stood the large steel tray against the wall and handed her the cash I’d made. Looking stern, she collected it,...
KATHLEEN AND DENISE by Dean Jollay
At Kathleen’s breakfast table, Denise sips her Chardonnay and describes her latest unsuccessful job search. Downsized ten months ago, Denise, a crime reporter, despairs of finding another position in journalism. Her newspaper is...
DINNER AT JOHNNY CAMP by Scott Jessop
Fresh trout was a treat Johnny Daughtry did not often enjoy.
Dick Wootton was fishing up along the South Platte when he stopped at the camp and knocked on Johnny's door. Johnny dragged his stiff...