Category: Short Stories
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In the warbled dawn of a coming hot summer day the crypto man wiles away in a labyrinth of enigma.… Read more.
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It was a blue-gray evening dipped in pink and orange when Simon Waterbones drove his car into a KFC restaurant… Read more.
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I step through the portal of time. I am absorbed by a periwinkle haze. The flowers pull me through. Wooden… Read more.
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She is beautiful on a space sofa, that cushioned ass. The ambient drive of a midnight cockatoo tail. A tale… Read more.
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There stands a window of gray, impenetrable. Clocks sway like soldiers’ hooves. The popping of the bombs as they hit… Read more.
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It was a greasy Sunday morning and there was a chill in the air for it being May. We pulled… Read more.
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“This won’t be on you. I’ll take full responsibility. I’ve already written my family a certified letter stating that I… Read more.
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The Gould house smelled like Sunday dinner and the trappings of commercialized religion. Read more.
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The man in the red jacket pressed the button. The next thing he knew, he was standing at a salad… Read more.
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Rose stopped and turned to look back at him. He wasn’t bad, she thought. He was maybe about 20 years… Read more.
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“You’re rebellious,” the girl quipped. “You kill based on random conspiracies without any factual basis.” Read more.
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The first thing that Mary O’Shea did as she drove away from the old Grady place was light a cigarette.… Read more.
