STALKER by Chris Viner
StalkerAs the golden autumn leaves tumbled along the cobbled ground near the stone walls, whichmeandered up the hill towards the rose pink café on the corner, Warren noticed how Montmartreappeared less busy...
CARDBOARD ISLANDS by Michael Overa
Cardboard Islands
Michael Overa
There is an archipelago inside the house on Fourth and Drapier.
Seven large folding tables comprise the...
STRANGERS NO MORE by Tara Lynn Marta
STRANGERS NO MOREBy Tara Lynn Marta
Stacey didn’t want much out of life. Just happiness and stability. It wasn’t a lot for a young woman of seventeen to ask...
BRAND NEW DANCE – A short story by Kathryn M. Barber
BRAND NEW DANCEBy Kathryn M. Barber
In high school, Miller lived right across the street from the Carter Fold. Next to the barn that belonged to Miller’s daddy sat...
ONE OF THOSE LIFE-ALTERING DECISIONS by George Gad Economou
One of Those Life-Altering Decisions
Alan climbed on the bus at 7.32am, just like he’d done every morning for the past ten years.
Staring dead ahead...
JUDITH by Chris Cooper
JUDITHby Chris Cooper
My eyes fluttered open, catching the lurid glare from the remaining sunlight as it bounced off the windshield. I sat up in my seat, shielding my...
DERB JOSSI by Lisa Brognano
DERB JOSSY(excerpt from the novella, The Jossy Farm)By Lisa Brognano
Derb walked across the acreage through a wild patch of light green stems but the orange flowers were closed in...
SMOKEY THE THERAPY CAT by Andrew Miller
SMOKEY THE THERAPY CATby Andrew Miller Last week Jeff Streeter drove me to the clam flats in his Ford Model T to scatter Patricia’s ashes. We went before sunrise, her favorite time of...
DID I STUTTER? by Alan Berger
DID I STUTTER?By Alan Berger
No one ever in any of Joe’s classrooms starting from kindergarten ever thought that he would ever be P.H.D. material. More like P.H.Duh material.So thought...