Aug 5, 2021Fiction: "Plant and Star" by Anna LindwasserI want to get hit by a truck and wake up in a game-like fantasy world. Once I’m there, a beautiful pyrokinetic elf will give me a magic...
Aug 3, 2021Fiction: "Feeding the Sea" by Martha LaneThe morning of the day she died; she knew. Still in her nightdress, she asked to be wheeled down to the ocean. Fused hips refused to walk...
Apr 23, 2021Flash Fiction: Post-MortemOn the medical examiner’s table: Women’s bodies. Wolves’ bodies. Rigor-mortis limbs like life-size dolls. Blood-matted fur flayed over...
Mar 27, 2021Fiction: How To Survive As A World-Hopper1. You are not the tangled Spider Plant your seventy-five-year-old foster mom (five worlds ago) made you water every day. So stop sending...
Feb 4, 2021Flash Fiction: 'Flat Viewings of the Third Kind'Green glowing eyes peered through the letterbox at me. I crouched so she could see that it was me. We stared at each other for sometime...
Jan 29, 2021Flash Fiction: False Things, EndingsForget this is number eighteen, circled red on the calendar. Forget you are sweaty, can’t be picky, sit down huffily, a storm of skin now...
Jan 23, 2021Flash Fiction: Good Morning!Matthew waited in the toilet cubicle and listened to who didn’t wash their hands. Someone had stood by the door but Matthew sniffed to...
Jan 11, 2021Flash Fiction: Mount BarryIt was a misty, rainy night when it appeared. I sat in my car, feet up in the passenger seat, sipping a coffee as I admired the view. A...
Dec 28, 2020Flash Fiction: Heat WaveIn waking moments, she dreamt of only blue skies. A rolling summer like the hills on her bedsheets. Time still to share with the body...
Nov 27, 2020Flash Fiction: That Time You Nearly DrownedThe thing to know about this beach is that it is flat, extremely flat. But you don’t start there. First, you have to burn your feet on...