WHAT THE WATER GAVE ME by Susie Brown
The front door swung open and slammed hard into the wall leaving behind a small roundish hole where the doorknob struck. Jared hobbled into the living room, heavy laden with bags, stumbled to the...
WINGS OF DESPERATION by Tristin Mendoza
The bird of prey swooped down and landed on a branch across the street. Its beak flashing to the side as it looked straight at me, waiting.
“You persistent little bugger,” I said. My eyes...
TEA by Kristal Peace
Ah…uh…well…hmm. I say, old chap, I hope you won’t take offense at – uh…no, no thank you. No tea for me. I…uh...don’t…that is, I eat and drink at home. What I make, you see....
THE CLIMB by Bao Lu
He was battered, broken, and bruised. He had slipped and fallen several feet down, if it wasn’t for his safety harness, he would have been dead.
“Get up,” said the dove buzzing by his ear....