Apr 15Fiction: "Uncle Fail" by Salvatore DifalcoUncle Florio’s face was all lumps, his purple left eye half shut. His swollen lips barely moved as he spoke. “I’m gonna kill him,” he...
Mar 2Short Story: 'A Bag of Milk and Ghosts' by Tricia Lopez In the mornings, as the rain clouds settle over the mountains in the distance covering the coffee farms with a thick blanket of dew, more...
Feb 28Short Story: 'Crank It' by David ClarkT/W - Mild references to abusive relationship & sexual harrassment Nat heard a loud, meaty engine pulling up out the front of the unit....
Feb 23Short Story: "The Ghost of Kurt Cobain" by Emma McEvoyIn the covered city centre market, it is a morning like every other, for most. The air is infused with the aromas of coffee and baked...
Nov 26, 2021Short Story: "Julia" by Sheila KinsellaMother never waved me off on the school bus. Julia's Mum ran alongside the bus, blowing kisses as it rolled away. Mesmerised, I watched...
Oct 31, 2021Fiction: "The End of the Telescope" by Lake MarkhamIt leaned in and out, it twisted and turned. It was raw, unyielding, it was cavernous—but it was always hard to catch it in the act....
Jul 12, 2021Fiction: Jelly Boy by Madeehah RezaIt takes an inordinate amount of effort to grow cells. Tiny building blocks of life that squirm and writhe, thirsty for nutrients and...
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...
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...
Nov 11, 2020Short Story: The BinocularsKevin craved the binoculars, a 40th birthday gift for Father from Mother. For two weeks he fantasized about spying on the farmer who wore...