Fiction

FIVE WEEKS TO JAMAICABy Doug Oudin Chapter I Kurt watched appreciatively as his girlfriend Madison walked across the patio bricks, involuntarily twitching his eyebrows at the motion of her hips under the short restaurant skirt. Madison...

AIRPLANE DOWNBy Jody Rawley(Part One)Going South In A HurryTwenty minutes before the homeroom bell on a cold dry October morning, eleventh grader, Patricio Feliciano, sprinted the hundred yards from Chaparral High School’s flying model...

PRO FORMABy Robert J. Lowenherz, Ph.D. One hour after a massive heart attack, William S. Jefferson died in his hospital bed. What followed was not at all what he would have expected.  A parchment scroll...

RAVEN WINGSBy Jearl Rugh Zach poked at the small campfire with the charred end of a broken tree limb, raised the flaming stick to light another cigarette and waited for the inevitable. He drew a...

A Tale of Two Cities (1859) is a novel by Charles Dickens, set in London and Paris before and during the French Revolution. With well over 200 million copies sold, it ranks amongst the...

Era uma vez, num pequeno vale escondido no Monte Ararat, uma diminuta raça de gigantes que ali existia desde o princípio dos tempos. As altas falésias que rodeavam aquele vale fechado tinham impedido que...

CHRIS CORLEONE's SECRET(Weekend In Faro, Chapter Eight)By Stevan V. Nikolic Michael jumped. It was 5:15 p.m. The train was arriving in Faro at 5:35 p.m. He had to take down his luggage from the overhead...

O DESFILADEIRO DE AMOA história do último unicórnio( Fim de semana em Faro / Capítulo Dezanove / Stevan V. Nikolic)Traduzido do Inglês porAdelaide Franco Nikolic O unicórnio é um animal lendário, que tem sido descrito...

THE TOP OF THE WORLDBy Keith Madsen I’m standing on the top of the world            Though others less schooled might say            The top of the steps            Of the Multnomah County Library, Portland, Oregon,Downtown Branch. The top...

WHITE IS THE COLDEST COLOUR                                                                          Chapter 3 Cynthia Galbraith rose at 5:30 a.m. on Friday 10, January, as she invariably did on days when her husband was working. She showered, dressed in an immaculate white...