The Lady
“You know, I got stuck with this job at my old precinct too.” “What job?” Mary waved her hand at the house sitting in front… Read More »The Lady
Untitled
by: Xzander McKay It should be a rainy day. The skies should be pouring down upon the land, the crash of thunder rolling across the… Read More »Untitled
Until Spring
by: Sandra Perigo The cold grasps at what is left of my heart; Shreds of it left frozen at km 175Where only I have ever… Read More »Until Spring
Seh-woo — My Teeth
by: Kerissa Dickie We gave her caramels because it made her dentures stick together, and then we tickled her. Shewould squirm with muffled laughter and… Read More »Seh-woo — My Teeth
Sap Sucker
by: Tanya Clary The thud was loud enough, she knew a bird had struck her living room window. Looking up from a cold plate of… Read More »Sap Sucker
London In The New World
by: Shanae Tudor Ever heard the saying painting the roses red? It indicates that by painting the roses red, the subjects show their passion and… Read More »London In The New World
Home Away From Home
by: Beverly Cobbett I stare at her pictureat her sad, lonely gazeclear eyedacceptingdetachedShe’s wishing herself away from this worldhelplessin her stagnant care-home life I feel… Read More »Home Away From Home
First Date
by: Susan J. Hay Eve took one last look in the mirror before heading out the door. She grimaced. The evidence of the past two… Read More »First Date
Short Story Reconnecting
by: Chloe Tsakoza I’ve always been close with both sides of my family, but I was quite too young to remember most of my fathers… Read More »Short Story Reconnecting
Can you hear me, now?
by: Susan J. Hay At one time, we waited if we were apartFor a letter to reach us before we could startTo know what an… Read More »Can you hear me, now?