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THE PHONE BOX AT THE EDGE OF TIME by G. M. Klein
THE PHONE BOX AT THE EDGE OF TIMEby G. M. Klein
The man lent into the wheelchair as the slope steepened. Mercifully the rain had stopped. The wind was against them but it wasn’t hard...
THE EAGLE AND THE RAVEN by Robert Gamer
THE EAGLE AND THE RAVENby Robert Gamer
I first laid eyes on her outside the Diamond Intercontinental on Franklin Street in Juneau. A breath taker in looks, she worked the crowd of tourists streaming by...
CHICAGO by Emily Sullivan
CHICAGOby Emily Sullivan
Andrea shifted the gear into park on the side of the dim lit street. She reached for the volume dial and turned it to zero. Her thumb pressed into the red release...
FOR EMILY by R. J. Fox
FOR EMILYby R.J. Fox
“Tell Emily I love her.”Her husband’s dying words. His death bed epitaph to Amy, his wife of 25 years.On the heels of not saying a single word for over two weeks,...
THE FLAT ABOVE by Sue Brennan
THE FLAT ABOVEby Sue Brennan
Belinda had always wanted to live above a shop and there was no real explaining why. Maybe it was the idea of people moving around underneath, the idea of two...
THE PIT by Joel Howard
THE PITby Joel Howard
Ben was shocked that his dad had bothered to come. Perhaps the man had been surprised - even elated - that his son had exhibited some spirit in breaking the rules...
THE LIFE COACH by Patrick Douglas Legay
THE LIFE COACHby Patrick Douglas Legay
People were facing out from their front porches, talking low and drinking from tall cans or plastic wine stems. The lawnmowers and leaf blowers had been quiet for hours,...
MURMURS by Dale Stuckey
MURMURSby Dale Stuckey
Ted thought the creator had made a terrible mistake matching him with a career as a trainer, knowing full well he experienced paralyzing embarrassment speaking in front of groups. To heighten the...
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RUNAWAY by Maria Espinosa
RUNAWAYby Maria Espinosa
Hannah lay on the roof. The rough pebbles and tar scratched her body. She watched the people below: her mother and threepolicemen. A branch from the maple tree waved in the wind...
INSIDE OUTSIDE by Geoffrey Heptonstall
INSIDE OUTSIDE By Geoffrey Heptonstall
She had not expected it to happen.It was no use calling out to ask who was there, although it was obvious that someone was inside. An intruder was not going...