Short Story: "Nothing Untoward" by Lucy Goldring
After an hour hunched over his kitchen table, Ron found himself jogging and unpleasantly out of breath. Jogging to a neighbour’s house...
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- Jan 30
Fiction: "Raw Cow" by Harry Wilding
One Sunday morning, Sarah had made herself some absolutely perfect scrambled tofu – with fried potatoes, beans and mushrooms – and was...
- Aug 5, 2021
Fiction: "Plant and Star" by Anna Lindwasser
I 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, 2021
Fiction: "Feeding the Sea" by Martha Lane
The 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...
- Jul 12, 2021
Fiction: Jelly Boy by Madeehah Reza
It takes an inordinate amount of effort to grow cells. Tiny building blocks of life that squirm and writhe, thirsty for nutrients and...
- Mar 27, 2021
Fiction: How To Survive As A World-Hopper
1. 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...
- Jan 11, 2021
Flash Fiction: Mount Barry
It 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...
- Nov 11, 2020
Short Story: The Binoculars
Kevin craved the binoculars, a 40th birthday gift for Father from Mother. For two weeks he fantasized about spying on the farmer who wore...
- Nov 4, 2020
Flash Fiction: Obsession
Janet wandered slowly down the street; she had an hour before she had to meet Mandy for lunch at Sushi Supreme. Her eyes roamed over the...
- Mar 30, 2020
The Integration
The ice house raised out of the blank desert canvas like a wart, larger and uglier than everything around it, a boil on the finger of...